Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, October 19, 1829, Image 1
• establishment nf a eertaht promissory
a.'.'joimly anil severally madcnnd >l«ned
William J. Mulryno. anil WjMlnm B
,r Until Into of said comity decerned.
Effingham county, 18th. February,
pavalilo to tltnaalU Wllil.itn.More), or
. on or before llto 1st tiny of January
i ’for llto sum of twenty •five.dullars,for
received, a copy whereof, with tlio
it of tlio said William Morel; Is filed
ft uierV. Office,-It is ordered that
Williua KM> of the County of Efllitig-
the act inc and,qualified administrator
K,said William t>. Porlor, deceased,
ind the heirs and representatives of the said
William J. Mulryno, deceased, do show
ciose on or before the'lint dtty of the next
rent el this Court, why the prayer of tlio
itlo or should not bo.granled, and it is
ir ordered that this rule be published
he public Gazettes of the City
h, once a month until the time
or sho ving dative thereof,
it from tlte minutes,
JM>. CHARLTON, Cllt.
!izi
m, &c.
pr ax I.multng.
V 11UL9 prime N. K. limn
10 bales PlallU Stripes, and Shir-
4 cases Drab and Black Hats
VI kegs choice flo«ften Hut
0 bbls ••Vanderarater’s” St
Beef
50 Virginia limns
For sale by
0 rt a COHEN & AHI.l.FB
' Sum,iked
1EW FOREST, a' Novel by
tiihor of -"Hramblotye House"
Late Publications.
T he n
the .tui
“Torr Hill" &n
TALKS OF HUMOR & UOM 4NCE,
selected from popular German- Writers,
translated by Richard Holnraf), It. \.
ROMANCES OF HEAL LIFE, by
the Author of '‘Hungarian Tales."
ALSO
An assortment of STORY & TOY
ROOKS. fnidtlldreu. aitd Selected Eli-
ginvings and LITHOGRAPHIC Prints.
Just received and for sole hy.
T. M DRISCOLL.
ect 8 •
Sitffar, Coftec, &c.
*1 44EIJDH prime Jnmalca sugar
J. Sr 5 tierces do Green Coffee
150 pieces Hemp Ragging
Landing from ship Elina Ac Abbey , ln( |
for sale by GEO; GORDON,
oct it tniT
M. Prendergust.
H AS received per schr Francis, from
New York,
dupr lAlk Palin trine,
8upt Fancy Velvet Prints,
,8upr English Ginghams,
Httpr 6-4 Fienc.h tiuiidiay.ines,
Spoil,,i crimlon itaTiinotv,
Bill Satin Levantines.
Green Sjtfi for' Uv-rolla covering,
lllttc MTorsted Braid,
Scarlet and Drub Cavsithe.e 8hatvls,
Fancy Chintz . do
Blk Nankin,and Canton Crapes,
Barege 11,11. IV „nd Cravats.
S'tpeiinf .Lawn,, and Linen Cambria
lldkfs - 1
"Jlne and Brown Cloths
Cosslineres'A Sattinets, .
Woodstock Cloves,
llnrsttskin do A
Lined do
All for sale low,
At No ft & t4 Gibbon's Block,
oct t soo ,
Hall, Shaptenfr Tupper.
IHw/aWy Recejwrfoad now offer for oule.
Swedes Iton, com-
Itomnrnu^" Pr ' ,ng of " c °mplete as.
»pri
Ml
00 Lint* prime St. Croix Sugar
Brought to Jail.
'N Savannah, on tlio tutliliisi. a negro
. matt wlm says his naftto I* JERRY,
and that Ite'Belongs to tlte State of Oeor.
gin, that he runaway front the Chntnlioo-
dice river about 4 months • ngo—lie is s
feet. 0 inches high, mid about S3 yonrs of
ageflte Is of a yellotv e.omploxion and stut
ters when speaking.
JOHN I DEWS, J.c.tt.
uug 18 ISO
Brought, to Jail,
I N Snvammh on the loth Osfot. n negro
man who says his name is SIMON,
that he belongs to the State of Oeor-
that he runaway from the Chatalion-
olteo Rivorufout 4 months ago-lto li ft
fcot 5 3-4 Incites high and about 2b yeara
of age—lie has lost one of his front teeth.
JOHN I. DEWS, j. c. c.
nttg 18
Brought to Jail.
jf N Savannah, on tlio loth Inst, a negro
JL tttun tlh i saya his'name It NED, and
that he belongs to the Stale of Oeotgia,
that lie ronawa: from tlte Chntahonrlue
river about 4 months ago, he Is 5 feet 8
Inches high nod nltotil 28 years <
JOHN’I. DEWS fl. c.
aug m inn
Brought to Jnil.'
I N Savannati, on the 25th ttltiiiio. a ne
gro iMwn, who says his name is TO-
v K Y.an t that he belong- to William Ileal
of Richmond County, <la. Hint lie ranaway
about two week- ago, he is 5 feet 8 I 2 lit-
. tmes'liigh At.about 85 leaisofnge—the top
6f ills head is gray
X- . JOHN I DF.WS.j.c, c.
ting 0 115
tie rttvt, in,no. a n
,ro ti
tod that h
ert t tut
three wee
high,and
sear on Ills chin.
JOHN T DEWS: j. c. c.
aug ft 175
Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah on the 10th ins . a negrtt
man who says his name is MOS' 8,and
that he belongs to Wm Bell, nf Mnnrne
Comity, Oeotgia. that lie ranaway about
four weeks ago. he Is 5 feet 0 1-2 inches
high and about 2a yetrs of ,ge.
sept 82 J. I. DEWS* J. c.*c.
SO bids |,o a f ,| 0
SO bag, prime Green Coffee
8 It lids do dn do
Ton I’ 11 *' 8 Mackerel
*?“ ^•"Peabody’S" White Lead
10 bbls Portland R„ m (colored)
15 pipes Cognac Brandy
5 do Holland Gin
10 pipes Canary Wine
so qr casks ,|n do
on Cm 0 », 00n Irl *H Whiskey
20 bbls New York Canal Flour,E
.... r “• B, &co
400 bags ••Youlo'a" Patent Shot, as
sorted
10 bbls "VandeivatcrV smoked
Beef
10 boxes "best old Cavendish" To
bacco
SO kegs "host old Cavendish” To.
bacco
40 qr boxes Spanish and American
Segura
oct o°° ® rin<,lillJI '® 5 . assorted sizes
Treasurer's Office.
T n _ Octobkr 1,1829.
ill. average price SfFlour during the
I .IB lh. Sl l . l,0llt l |Jj eing go 50 por barrel ol
tuusn ’i . l rC ? ( ]i for the present month
' 5 °,, ,8" as follows viz;
Bl4 C r. MS ,j0if 2 lbs 13 c
0 .1-4. .. „ , „ B ,, 2 „
»illtaked!!eN 0 ” B c k e ! rSandSeUe ” 0fUt0ad
oct 3 M 'W. STEWART, o.t.
Au,
, J
Notice.
having any demands a,
i lata’ofBa-S,' e8 ' nt6 of Gotlcib Ernst,
l them ' Jv'. 1 ft County, dec. will hand
within th e ,, l r ' Subscriber duly attested
, patsorit indelnoJ ,r . 0>0, 'i bod by ln "'’ ,1n<1 a11
! Mdo make® *» said estate are requlr
seribor, ,n, mecliate payment to the sub-
Ep HRAlM KEIFFER,
RtSntlie J n Admor O. Ernst, dee.
«,t pliant Count;, *d October, mo.
OF THE.
Grand Lodge of Georgia.
T HE Odicers and Mouthers of tho
.Grand Lodge of the State of Oeor-
gin nml tlio different Lodges under its ju*
rivdictinn t,y their proper representatives,
aro lequcsted to assemble at the GRAND
LODGE H ALL, in Millegcvillo, OtiMol*-
dat the Tib day ofDecemlicr next.
THOMAS F. GREEN.
Grand Secretary, O. t. S. O.
The Editors nf the Savannah lie-
ptihtte.au, Augusta Constitutionalist, Ma
eon Telegraph, Washington News.CoImn
"US Enquirer, will give the ubove tinoc
weekly insertions, and forward their ac
counts to the Grand Secretary,
net IS 200
lit to Jail.'
81 vt , It into,
lintite is 18 \'AC
ill Cook of El
runaway about
eel 2 8-4 inches
age, he has a
Brought
N Snv.innali on the 25th May n negro
man who *nyi his name in' JANUA-
UY, and that he belong* to Kdward ('his
nlinn,of v outh Carolina, th t he ranaway
about one week ngo, he i* 5 loet 2 inches
hiL'Ir and about 22 years of age, he has lost
several of his front teeth,
aug B J. I. DFAVS, j, c. c. /
Brought to Jnil.
[ N Savannah, on the Aid ult. a mulatto
woman who says bet name is NELLY
and that she belongs to the estate of Edwd
Bry.tn, Twiggs County, Georgia, and th t
she ranaway about two Jhnnthsafcn She
is >feet I 1 -2 incites high and about 22
years of age.
JNO. I. DEWS, t. c. c
ret 8
Regular Communication
ffljfc
oct IS
To Rent,
A,convenient dwelling house
Pleasantly situatoo In Bruuglt-
tun street Applv to
A D. ABRAHAMS
20fiMl
Notice.
A ll persons indebted to the Estate of
Dt. Elijah Gillktt, will be M |cn-
mmI to to make payment to tlio subscribi-iR
ami those having demands against tile
same, »itl present them to
JAMES IIIGGIMIOTTOM,
Ad'mor. He bonis non.
with the will nitncxcd.
Lower Three Rnns,(S. C JSept. 7th, IU2II.
$1 50
oct 3
201
Isaac N orton
H AS received by recent arrivals from
Yew York a liandmine assmtiitent
of welt',elected
STAPLE(f FANCV DRY GOODS.
Among which are
20,000 y Is. Negro Cloth rn listing
of English and Lomeatie I'l.ittis, S t-
liiiets. lines. Casstn.-ts, VVnolsess&e
Heavy liitflle I'Linkcta
Blenr.lt'd and Brown Shirtings and
Slteetlnga
Striped and Pluld Homespuns
ISO ps Chintz and luw pticed Cali
ones
Light and dark Plaid Gingham,
I case Stipe, fine Linen
llomiiazet's, Sinehaws and Sarsnetls
0-4 7 1 it-1 nod 0 4 Tulile Diaper
Si'ell and Itrazillinn Tucking and
Side.Combs
Silk Onuze anti Worsted Barege
. Sltuw Is
White i. Coloured Flannels &c. &c.
net 3 20
A Card.
T HE Suhsoriher hax taken charge of,
nnd will Ifeop under hi» own direc-
tlon, the warehouse first built by himself,
and by Un Act of tho Legislature of |8SI,
intended to be a public waiehouiet in
Hamburg, for the storage of cotton and
tobacco.*— A tobacco inspection to be kept
therein. This warehouse, for convenience
and safety from fire, if uot superior, it in
ferior to none in this paitol the countf)'*—
It is dOO feet in length and 50 feet in width.
*itb a plunk floor—situated in the centre
of the town, on the bank oT the Savannah
Hivor, and within 100 feet of tlio stream,
'file other three sides are bounded bv
streets, one of 160 feet.one of 100 feet,nnd
one of 80 icet. Two platforms will ex
tend from the warehouse to the river \ so
Hint cotton will be pm on boats without
touching tho ground, except when tho riv
er is very low. -
RATES.
For Inspection and Storage
% of Tobacco for 0 months,
per hhd.
Foi Storage of Cotton nnd
delivery on the river bank
cacli bale per month*
Fo forwarding either to Sa
vannah oi Charleston, per
hale
Liberal advances on produce placed un
der hi* charge, will bo in.ido for a moderate
premium, nr customary rates, lie will
tnkt* the same care, and use the same dili
gence for others as lie would for himself.
lie will adhere to and go on with his o-
liginal plan with regard to tho building of
the to *ii of Hamburg—.ill imprisonments,
personal violence and persecutions, and nil
tin* f.trsicnl SherilPs Sales of Hamburg, to
the contrary notwithstanding*
If John Williaiiisoni and his colleagues
waul a town, let them do us 1 havodohe—
build one.
I will however* accept of oil their sparo
clmiiue to help Rlong tho accomplishment
of that great nndei taking ; hut the Town
hey shall netei have. I Imilt it for my-
*e|f; not fm them.—And if I hqd the a-
biliiie* and perseverance to build u Town,
the will find that I have abilities and perse*
VeraiH'fJenuuvh to take care of it.
lie will bo duly thankful to all who fa
vor him with their custom.
IU NRY SPULTZ
II \MBUItn, SeptiQth, I USD
P. S. I um p'tmdlo %av that the Ham
burg merchants hnvo supplied tlieiin' lve*
lids season, whhinore goods ol nil kinds
than at any former period, particularly
It I t
12 12
Paints and Paint Oil.
Navy Cost mis. tot* cits' OrrtcL
S -.,..,, *«lh September 1820.
1 toposnls will bo received al
tins Office until 1st November next,
to supply all llto Palm, and Palm Oil that
may be requirod lor the service of the year
1830, at the \ "try Yard, PorBiitoUth, N.
H.-Cl.ftrles,own. Mass. Bronklyn, N. Y.
I hiladelpliia, Washington, and Gusptm,
, *' Is “ e < l*Bvered Ilium tlte requisition, of
tlte Commanding Officer, uf-the Navy
Yards, respectively, or of the Navy Agents,
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Proposals.
T HE itndersigtmil will receive proposals
until tlte nest meeting of Council,
it cut a slip ol thirty feet e jdr and * lxtv
feet deep, bftween the wharves , f It. 51.
Good., in anil the estate ot Serlnus ,Ala vet
MICHAEL BROWN )
GEORGE HI I It IK. > committee.
R. R. CUYI.ER, S
net 8 205
Committed to Jail,
A T Consanliatchie, nit the 15th nf Mav
last, a negro innn named GEOHOE
who say* lie belongs to the Oakmttlgeo
Navigation Company in Georgia, of whom
Mr. Ilobett McCall is agent; he i, about
85 vears of age, 5 feel 7 or 8 inches high
Jitlv 18 J. .1. HECK, j. n. u.
Committed to Jail,
A T Cotnawhntchie. on the 85th March
last, a negro man who any* his name
i* JOE v who first claimed Mr Richard El
lis as his mnster. hit, stneo snys lie belong*
to n Mr.'J ihn ritieree, who lives about 4
miles from Savannah; lie i* about 5 feet
8 inches high, and about forty years of age.
J. J. BECK, j. it. d.
jttly 18 103 *
For Sale.
B Y len.o of the Inferior Court of this
County, will ho sold on the First
Tucstiay of December, for the benefit ol
the creditors that valuable and iniproted
dentation, on Skidaway Island, contain,
ng 030 acres, and known by the name nf
HIBERNIA.
t , HO». U. P. CHARLTON,
Adm'r. do bout* non, &c.
sept 15 103
Just Received.
4,000 Lli ?;2,
A few hundred lbs of Georgia Ba
con, cured by Jones
ALSO,
A general Assortment of
GROCERIES.
With many articles of
Dry Goods, Castings, Cut
lery, Crockery Ware,
'Shoes, Hals, <$*c.
All of which will bo sold on good terms by
applying to tho auliscriber.
SAMUEL J. BRYAN.
, oot 8
SOI
Syrup of Sassaparilla.
T HE subscriber h.iajtist teceived it sup,
ply of this cclebrated-Syinp,
A. PARSONS,-Druggist,
At theEuglo, no 8, Gibbons' Rnnge.p
•ept £2 180 ~
Notice.
F OUR months after date, application
will be mado to the Mon. the Justi
ces nf tlio Inferior court of Emanuel conn
tv, for leave tosoll'nll the real estate of
James l. Anderson fo.-the Ibenefit of the
heirs & creditor,, TH08. VVtNNJkY.
Sulphate Qdiinine nnd
Swaims Panacea,
M 01 OUNCES French nnd English
Sulphate ftuinimi
2 boxes Swaim a Panacea
For sale hy
HALL, 8HAPTF.R & TUPPER
oot IS
All the articles must lie of tlte host qual
ity! must he delivered in soiiiid titlistamiitl
boxes, barrels, casks, nr other suitable and
proper packages, in good shipping nrdnr,
ftee of all expense to the government; ami
no itlloeniico will be made for boxes, bar
rels, cit»ks, or uivy other packages wiiatev
er. On delivery the article* mint be stib-
inltted to the inspection of the respective
Navy Yards, or such other inspection as
the Ctimiitissinner* tnay direct.
Pinson* making offers must affix a price
in each and every, article, otherwise their
bids'will tint lie considered: they must bo
endorsed -‘Offer p, furhlslv Paint, and
Paint Oil fm .the year 1030.”
To be published twice a week in the Na
tional Intelligencer, United-Slates'
dry-goods, &r. Several nets stores nave
already opened, end oilier* will open vety
shortly The usual spirited disposition
prevails to give as heretofore, at least at
much, if not more, for cotton, than m any
Other city or lo«ttin tlte up-country.
As (or monet, none will he counteitnn,
jed ititl ss tl is founded on a solid basis;
and should other be taken in the market,
nr should anv nmnied instiidthm in wbirit
he market and country are interested, go
lie-.mid what might lie considered just and
prudent, immediate notice of it will be gi
ven, without fear nr favor.
Under all these favorable circumstances
I ant induced to hope that the community
.tod country generally, will find it to their
uitereat tu favor u* with their custom.
IL S.
oct 3 201P
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Teh
- graph, Baltimore .Republican, Ametican
auchas salt, Irnn, sugar, coffee, bagging^ Sentinel, New York Fourier A. Enquirer,
Providence Patriot, ILtlrigh Star, Char
lesion Patiint, Savgnnah Kepiildican, Lou
isiana Advertiser, Richmond Enquirer,
Norfolk Herald,
sept 28 188
Tobacco and Sugars.
KOXFS'SS S Hafinilera" best quali*
^9 tvol(J Cavendish Tobacco
5 buxes “MsUshallV* dry cured prime
old Cavendish Tobacco
5 boxes “S3 Saunder s” old & choice
Tobacco—8 lumps
10 keg»“ Goode” Tobacco—16**
10 do 4 ‘ Morgan** do I2's
10 do ” BertiaVd” do * 12’s
100 hall’boxes common 8pcinrs
40 qr do half Spanish do
160 one tenth boxes Spanish Scjiars,
“(?.ibnneru” brand v
£0 qr nnd { boxes Spanish Segars.
12 half \ ‘ 'V C.” brand
Just received and for sale bv
HALL, 811 APTElt&TU1TRB.
oct 13.
Just Received.
W HI109 N. O. Sugar
*0 kegs Goshen Bolter
All invoice <if S«utees,Fancy and Wind
or and Rocking Chairs..
LandR g from ships Statira an ! Eliza
Si Abbey, and f *r sale by
ort fl J. B. HERBERT.
Landing and in Store.-
5 11:10 - Bnslon Rum
5 do Jamaica do
3 pipes Brandy
0 I Bids Sugars
60 casks Nails assorted
5 Bugs Pepper
5 do Pimento
1 cotton & Wool cards
2 Cases Leghorn Hats, &c.
10 Keg* Cordials,
For sale by
L. BALDWIN & co.
qcllO ■ 204
Landing per Emeline,
from Boston,
A N invoice nf Cli «»rs nnd Bedsteads,
1 hair cloth Couch
1 jersey Wagon
For sale hy
oct 10 J. B. HERBERT.
By the President of the U.
. States.
I N pursuance of law, I, \ NDnF.tr Jack-
son, President of the United Stales ol
America do hereby declare amt make
known that a public sale will lie held at
tlte Land Office at St .lelemi Court House,
ill tlio State of Louisiana, on the secend
Monday in November next, for llto dispo
sal of the unappropriated public lands with
in the limit of the undermentioned town
ships, situate in tne Land District West of
Pcatl River,and East of tho Island of New
Orleans, to wits *
To > nsliip t"0, of Range one,
Townships otic, ttvo, three, five and six,
of Uhiigc two.
Townships one, two, three, four, five
aod six. of ILinge three.
Townships one, two, tltreo, four, six and
seven, and fractional townships eight and
nine, of Bunge four.
To«nshipsom, two, three, foul, five,six
and seven, and fractional township eight,
of Range five.
Townships one, two, threo, four, five, six
nnd seven, pud fractional township eight,of
Itango six.
Townships one, two, three, four, five,six
and seven, and fractional township eight,of
Range seven.
Townships one, two, threo, four, ft re,six
and seven, and Itaclional township eight,pf
Range eight.
Townships one, two, three, four, five, six
anil seven of Range nine.
The ahnvo townships are all situate south
oftlte thirty first degree of latitude, and
East ol tlte Meridian, and embrace nearly
all the lands lying on the Amite Tickfitw,
pud Tangapaha rivers.
Tlte townships will lie offered in tito or
der above designated, beginning with tlte
lowest Climber of section in eauh.
The lands reserved by law for thotiso of
schools, or for other purposes, will be ex
cluded from sale.
Given under my hand at tho city of
IVashingtnn, this thirteenth dey of
June, A. I). 1828.
(Signed) ANDREW JACKSON.
Bv the President,
‘ GEO.GRAHAM
Commissioner oftlte Gonernl Land Office.
To lie published in tlte Natchez States
man, Jackson Journal, Louisiana Advorti-
Altapiipa-Gazctte, Huntsville Dcnm-
Tiiuber, Cordage* & Cop
per.
Navy CouuiaaioNEtui’Orrici:.
I8llt September, 1828
Cl HALED proposals sir'll be received at
k3 ill suffice until the 1st November next
to supply the following White Oak and
Yellow Pine Plank Stocks, White O.ik
Kices, and Masts and Spar Timber, to he
dcliveteil at the Navy Yards Portsmouth.
N. II. Charlestown, Musa I'.rnokiyn.N Y
Philadelphia, Washington, and Norlolk;
and all the cordage and copper that may be
reqttirxd lit the respective < 'oinmanding
Officers of the said Navy Yard*, to be de
livered upon tocir requisitions, for tlio ser
vice of the vea, 1830.
While Oali and Yellow Pine Plank Slocks
At Portsmouth, 5000 cubic lael best white
oak plana stork*
7080 do best long leaf > cl-
lo > pine plank
slocka
Al-Cliarles-
town,
At Brooklyn,
At Pliiladel-
' pltia.
10,000 do best white oak
plank stocks
13,000 do best long leaf ytd
low pine plank
stocks
.25,000 do best tvhite oak
plank stocks,
18,000 do best long leaf yet
low pine plank
stocks
At Washing
ton,
5,000 do best white oak
plank stocks
fi,000 do best long leaf yel
low pine plank
stocks
For Sale.
A M excellent Gig and Saddle Horse a*
bout six years Cf age. perfectly gen
tle and safe for family use, and is also well
calculated for a Physician. Apply to the
subscriber JOS.^S.
mi io
4,000 do best white oak
• plank stocks
4,000 do best long leafycl
low pine plank
stocks
AtGosportf 25.000 do best white o.ik
plank stocks
16,000 do best long leafycl
low pine plank
stocks.
White oak knees atlioston. New York,
and Norfolk, from 6 feet 6 inches to 7, feet
body, from 5 feet to 5 feet 0 Inches urn',
and to side from 8 t«# 11 inches nett siding.
.Masts and spar timber at Norfolk, for the
lower inast* and bowsprits, topmasts and
jib hooms,and lower yards complete for um
74, one 4 , one sloop of war ol the first,
und one sloop ot war of the second cl.is*>
per cubic foot. Tlte pine plank stocks nml
mast and spar timber, must be the best
quality long ledf. fine grnin. heart, toutli
ern yellow pine; the plau.k stocks,and ui.im
and spar timber must be free from s«|
heart shakes, and all other defects; th
plunk stocks must not he less than 85 iiin>
must average 45 feet in length; the pin*
must square not less than 14 nor more that
16 inches at the-butt, nnd may square one-
fourth less at the top end. Tire odk plan!
stocks must square not less.than 14 inch
os al the butt,' and may square one-foimi
==
measured conformably 11 tito primed rules
prescribed by -tlio Commissioners,,dated
Sept. 1st 1820, or such other inspection
and measurement as they may direct, and
must be delivered by tlte l*t of December.
1830. The certificate of two r. -.pi'ctablo
persons that the timber wm out n itlittt tlio
ptescribed limits, must accompany each
cargo del vorod. Tlte cordtigo mpst bo
made nf clean water rotted licntp, the yarn.
n„ h f -Vr d 1,1 lf a , M thne ”>onlhe before be
ing laid into cordage; the cordago must be
of suuli siEcs a, may betoqulrcd hy the tea-
pectivo CornntantUttti. and must stand tho
prooT ei .tblished al the respective Navy
Yards. .Bid(lets must slate their prico fut
‘ patent," and, for “common raid." The
copper must be oftlte best quality,and eon-
ant of vuch kinds and sizes a, th<. respec*
live commandants may require; the tlientli.
mg cupper must lie cold rolled, the whnlo
on delivery must undergo the inspection
of the Nuvv Yards, or such other inspec
tion ** fit* Commissioners may direct. All
deliveries must he made free from all ex
pense to the Government..
To be published twice a week In the Ns.
timul Intelligencer, U. A. Telegraph. Bal
timore Republican. American Sentinel,N.
Y. Courier and Enquirer, Providence Pat
riot, II iclimnnd Enquirer. Norfolk Herald,
R leigh Star,Charleston Patriot,Savannah
Republican, LouMnmi Advertiser.
sept 28 |BB ,
Groceries, Slop Clotliing
and Ndvy Bread.
Navy Commissioners’ Office,
I Hilt September 1820.
CJ HALED PROPOSALS will *bo re.
O ceived at this Office until the 1st of
November in xt.lo furnish all the Groceries,
Slop Clothing, and Navy Bread, that tTt.y
l>e requited during the year 1030, for tho
Naval service, at the Navy Yards, Putts-
inottlli. N. II.'Charlestown. Mass, Brook
lyn New York, Philadelphia, llaltininro
Washington, and Gosport, Va. to be fur)
nislted upon tlte ,eqtiis|iton> of tho respec..
live (.‘outtnatiding Officers or Nuvy AJ
gents.
GROCERIES.
Whiskey, best quality, 1st
proof, t-4 at le.nl rye,
Molasses,
White Means, snund
White Peas, sound
Kic.e, fresh
Hperm Oil, IVintei strained
-pet in Candles
Superfine Flour
sl.op CLOTHING
limb Pea Jackets,
Blue Cloth Trowscrs,
Do do Jackets,
l)o do Vests,
Wlt'tle Flannel Shirts,
Do do Drawers,
Yarn Stockings,
Blankets, ,
Duck Frocks,
l)o Trowsers,
Black Silk lltlkft.
Wool llat>.
Shoes,
Curled hair Mattresses,
At all the above mentioned Yards, ex
cept Baltimore.
And all the Navy Bread that may ba
required al the said Navy Yards, and at
the Navy Yard Pensarnbi West Florida.
All the article, must he of lite best qual
ity. The Slop Clothing and Nave Bread
mtifl he fully equul lo the samples, or pat
terns in the possession of tho. respective
Commandants, bv udtnni they will lift
shewn to all po soot who nt iy wish to sed
them. The Mine loth Jacket*.Trowsers,
and Vosts, must be ninde of Indigo dyed
Cloth; the Mattiasses must bo made of
clean curled hair tvitlt thick cotton ticking;
they must he six feet long. 28 inches wide,,
nnd must tveigh nut less than nine pound*
avoirdupois each. Tlte casks-containing
Whiskey and Molasses must have lour iron
Itoops put on each when required hy th*
respective Coiniiiandniits, at tlte expense
of the Contractor. All article* must ho
delivered, in sound substantial boxes, bar
rels. casks, kegs, or otltVr suitable and pro*
per naekages, in f n,..l shipping ord.-r free '
nf expense, nnd no allowance will he ntnda
for boxes, barrels, <Yp. or any other pack
ages ,< hatsncrrr On delivery the articles
must be suhiniitcd to tlte inspection nf tito
respec ive Navy Yatds. or siieli other in
spection as the Commissioners mav direct.
Person* uihkiot! offers “ill endorse them
*1 Offer to furnish Groceries," or '-e-lap
Clothing," or "Navy Bread," for the ydttr
183' : they must also affix a price to each
and every article enuniciated under each
head titer may propose to furnish, other
wise their nt)i"-s will not be considered.
- .?* Po be published t „ ire a week in the
National Intelligencer, U. S. Telegraph,
llallnonre Repohlic-m.American Sentinel,
N Y Cornier and Enquirer, Providence
Patriot, Hartford Tinn-s, Boston States-
N. II. Patriot, Richmond Enquirer,
per gallon.
per Imshcl.
do
per pound,
per gallon,
per itouo.l.
per barrel.
each
per pair
each
each
oaclt
pair
pair
each
each
•per pair
each
.. each
pair
each
utry. Savannah Republican, Augusta
Chronicle,Nashville Republican, & Louis
ville Advertiser,
inly 28 171
Just Received.
-a 4ft FIRKINS prime GosheiilBntter
1W For sale by
osl 3
J. B. HERBERT.
ser
crat, Mobile Register. Baltimore Republi
can, Phils'.olpliin Sentinel, Riulitnntid, le-s nt the «op end; they must have grow,,
Enquirer, Raleigh Star, Charleston Mer-’ hn lands nearto salt-water, or otherwise
within the influence of the sea or salt «nie
air. The dimensions oftlte mast aod spa:
tiniberwill he furnished to persons intending
to make offers, by the commanding officer
of the Navy Yard, Gosport, Va. All the
aforementioned limber must have been ett
or the’ttees have been girdled between tit
20th tli October, and tlio 20lh of Fcbriint,,
uext^on delivery it will he inspected, and
2 ' -W
Norfolk Herald, Raleigh Star, Cli itle-ton
Patriot. Savannah Republican,' Louisiana
Advertiser,
tepi/20 mu
0 ig Blue and Starch.
OH BOXES Gilbert's STARCH,
5 do Fig Blue
Just received anil fo, sale by
A PARSONS, Druggist,
At the E-ogle No 8 Gibbon's Range,
■ept sn
Lumber Factorage*
T HE subscriber informs his friends and
the public, that lie continues the
Lumber Factorage and
Coinmission Business,
tt the wiiarf adjoining the Canal, on hts
,ulividu.il account.
lie takes this opportunity qf returning his
. ateful thanks to those who so liberally
,unionised the late firm of Wylly ,V Brown,
respectfully solicits a share oftlte same.
ELISHA WYLLY,
via 81 IBfsi
VV anteti to Cinchase.
4 NEG'.-:0 boy between 15 and 17
- years of age. Apply' at the office
pf tlio Savannah Republican. - ■'
sept 23 198k
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