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r/utin County, impitiiToR OilUR'f. JuitThmij msn. ^S.hsLl.lori of Will in lit Morel. >1,1 f B liu'r tlie existence & Itm ami praying the-e.itiihll’l'nio" 1 ofn coriain promissory f ,jointly nml severally miulonntl ttgntfl . Wiliam J. Mjilryne, ami William G IJcrt both laic of said county deceased. , ,„.t tffliitKliam county, l9llt February, ' pnyatife to tbn said Wililam Morel, or or before tlm 1st day of January It ’for the turn of twenty fiv# dollars,for "^received,a copy »hereof, with the Morel. I, filed Clerk’s Office,—It is orderetf tli^t LVilliatn Kl ■iinmia iving, of the Oounty pf Effilng- ilienctintandqualified adnilimtiator of th’c .aid William 0. Porter, deceased, and the heirs and representatives of the said tVi’liam J. Mulryhe, deceased, do slieiy on or before the ft.sf day or the next trrin ol IhisCoerl, why tlio prayer of the itio- or should not bo eranted, and it s* r ordered tltnf this rule lie published of the public Gh*ettes of the Cltv ah, once a month until the time for she s ing cause thereof, from the minutes. 1. t’HARLTON. Cllt. |37§h • I appoints JiNO. N. Lain, &c. I nr d\ ' l.andwK. I&4P PIU.S'prime.N. I’- Rhus 10 bales Plniffi Stripes, and Slur 4 cas2s lira!) and Black Huts 10 l.ejs choice Gii-hen Butter 0 bills ••J'oiiderwatcr’s" Smnnkeri lleef BO Virginia Hams 01 .Fnr S ' le b COIIFN it MIH.FR. Brought to Jail. JN Savannah, on the tilth insi. a negro mail who says his jflilno -is JERRY; anil that lie belongs to the'Sntte of Gem- gin, that he rumnv.iy from the Chnfnlititi. dice river about 4 months ago—he is & Icet B inches high, nud about 88 years of agejlie is of a yellow complexion and stut ters u hen speaking. JOHN I DEWS, J.c. o. aug tit ISO Brought to Jail, t N ill on tlm loth Inst, a negro mao »ho says Ids name is SIMON, and ilia? lie belongs to the State of Geor gia, that lie ranaway from the Ohatnhnn- cliee River at om I months ago—ho is t> feet 5 8-4 inches high and about 85 years of age—lie has lost one of his front teeth. JOHN I. DEWS.j.c.c. aug IB Brought to Jail. ^N Savannah, on the lntli insi. negro man tvlio says Ids name is NED, and dial lie belongs to the Slate of Oeoigin, thal hn rnnamiv from the Cliataliooeliee river a limit 4 months ago, lie is 6 feet It inches high and about 88 voars i JOHN I. DEWS c. c. nog in mu Brought to Jail. ■JV Savannah, on die 25th ultimo, a ne- Late Publications. T ill’, NEWFOKEST. a Novel bv the author of "Br.imhletye House" I "Ter’Hill" dre T U.FSOF HUMOR it ROM ANCE. lirMedfroio popular German Writers, I transited by Ubluril llolerafl, H. A. IIOMANt'F.S OF ItEAl. LIFE, by | the Author of "Hungarian Tales." ALSO I An 'tssorlnienl of 8TORV & TOY jillOKS, fur children, and Selected En gravings and LITH IGII AI'IIIC Prints Jail received and for sale by T. A1 DRISCOLL. . oct 8 ’ .. Sngaf, CSflee, &c. -t riXlill|)8 prime Jamaica -ugar I V 5 tierces do Green Coffee l!jO pieces Hemp Ragging Landing from ship Eliza & Ahb"y a fir sale by GEO. GORDON. Or.l 0 tO*T ftl. PrendergHBt. H AS received per sclir Francis, from Ne» Vmk. ,'upr Ulk Palmarine, 8u\ii fancy Velvet Prints, ■ 8npi English GingLnins, Snpr 8-4 French Hombazincs, S/s,(led Crimson Railincts, Blk Satin Levantines, flrecn Silk for Uuihrella.covcrinz, Dine Worried llrald. Scarlet and Drab Casslma e Shnn-ls, Fancy Chintz do llik Nankin and Canton Crapes, barege HdH's. ml Cravats, Supeiior Lawns, and Linen Cambric lldltfs ljllie and Brown Cloths t'nssiinerei St Snlliiiets, Woodsioek Gloves, Horseskin do ' Lined do All for sale low, At Noil & 14 Gibbon'sIilock* oct 1 200 gru mfm, who says Ids name is TO VEY.nnd thal lie heloiigs in AVtllinni Ileal of RichninndCounty, On. that hr ralinanv about i wo week* ago, hn is 5 fen 3 I a h,. lies high & about 35 lemsofngo—the tup * his head Is gray JOHN 1 DEWH. j.c, c. Stag 0 , 175 abc t Brought to Jail. I N Savannah, on 'lie 31st > Ilium, a ne gro-man win, sa shit name isl J \AP and that lie beltings to llevlll Cook of FI erl I'ountv.Oithal lie rananav alimit 1 - - • three weeks ago—lib is i> feel 8 1-4 incite- high mil about 45 1 ears of age, lie has a sear on Ills chill. JOHN I Dtf WS. j. c. c. nugO 170 Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on Hip 10tl» hu .. n no gru man wlm snvs hi* i* MOS H,unH (lint liebelongs to Win Boll* of Mnnroe County, Georgia. tlut he runaway about lour weeks ago. lints 5 fed 0 1*4 incite* high and about S!t ye rs of tie. sept 22 3. 1. 1 EWS, j. c. c. Brought to Jtijl. I N Savannah on thq 85th May n neeio man «ho say* hi* .name i* JANU \- RY, Intel that ho belongs to Edward Chi* olmn, of Smith Carolina. th »t Iip rannway ahottt one week ago, ho i* 5 (net 2 inches high .ami about 22 years of age, lie has lost several of his front 1 teeth, aug B J. 1. DEWS, j. d. c. Brought to Jail... I N Savannah, on tho£2d olt. a mulatto » onian who says Iter name is NELLY lit gular Communication OF THE (iroiul Lodge of Georgia. rMN H I'l Officer* mid Members of tlio ■ € * rand Lodge of the State of.Geor- gin and the different Lodges under its. ju- ri.sriictt >n i*y their proper representatives, eqnested to assemble at tin OH AND LOJ)(>H !l \LL, in* iMillegeville, on Mon day the 7th day of Bonontl'cr next. ^ I HOMASE. Oftr.EN, Grand Secretary, G. L, S. G. (t?- The EditoiR of the Hnvanunh Ke* piibliran. Aiigiixtii Cniisiiliitinnuliftt, Ma con Telegraph, Washington News.Coinm on* Enquirer, will give the above tlneo weekly insertion^ and forward their an* counts to thntirnnd Secretary, oct l ft *00 To Rent. oct 1ft A convenient dwelling bouse Pleasantly situate,, in Brough ton street Applv to A D ABRAHAMS SOBMf Notice. 1 L person* iiid> btnd to the Estate of Hi. Elijah (Jillktt, will be plea ted to io make payment to the subscriber; and those having demand* against the same, " «l' present them to JAMES III (JOIN BOTTOM, Ad’nior. tic honh non. with the will annexed. Lower Three Rifns.(S. O )Sept. 7th, 1020. oetd 201 Iaiinc Norton H \S received by recent arrival* from New York a haiidsouie assortmt-nt $1 50 It 12 12 1-2 of. el! selected STAPLE* tASCY DRY GOODS Among which are 20.000 yd*. Negro Chub ro sistitip of Eu.lish and Hontestie ri.iius, Sat- tinel*. It UifSi'l/.issinets, M’oolseys 3tc l!e«ivy IHiflle Blankets Bhaeh d mid Brown Shirtings and v Sheetings Striped and Vhiid Homespuns ISO ps Chiuta stud low priced- Cdll- coes Ligh: and dark plaijl CinghaniB- 1 ca*p Pupeidnc Linen Bouuuir.etts, Siurhawft and Sarsnetts 0 4 7 4 H-4 and 0 4 Table Diaper Shell and Jlrussillian Tucking und Side Comb* Silk Gauze and Worsted Barege Slmwl* White &. Coloured Flannels &ic.. &c. oct .4 20 and t hat sjte belongs to the estate of Edwd Bryan, 'I wiggs County. Georgia, and th it she ranaway about two month* .igo. She is ft feet I 1-2 indies high and about 22 years of age. JNO».I.DEWS,j,c.c net fJ Committed to Jiiil, A T Cousauhatohle, on tlm 15th of Mav last, a negromnnnamed GF.OItGF. who says he belongs to tlio Oukmulgee Navigation Company in Georgia, of whom Air. llobeit McCall is agent! he is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 9 Inches high Inly 13 J. J. HF.t’K, j n. u. Hall, Shapter & Tupj >eiv 152? l 2l cl V footed undmw offer for tale. ' 1 QftA TONS Swedes lion, cont- prising of a complete .«3- gwrltnent 1 do hhds prime 8t,*Crolx Sugar 50 bbls Loaf * do 50 bags prime Green Coffee B hhds do do do *00j»bl, No 3 Mackerel 100 kegs ••PoabodyV White Lead 10 bids Portland Rum (colored) 15 pipes 'Cognac Brandy 5 dp‘ Holland Gin' 10-pipes Canary Wine 20 qr casks dn do 1 puncheon Irish Whiskey 20 bbls New York Canal Flour,E. o P. IL &co 400 hags •‘YouIoV* Parent {‘•hot, as sorted - 10 bbls^ “Vandcwuter’s” smoked Beef 10 boxes “best old Cavendish” To bacco 30 kegs “bout old Cavendish” To bacco 40 qr boxes Spanish and American Segnrs 300 Grindstones, assorted sizes oct B Committed to Jail, T Oousaw Itatchie. °n tlie85llt M.ireli l last, a itngrnmun «lto says hls'namo is JOE, who first ilalmcd Mr Rielmrd F.l- |is as his master, nut sinco says lie belongs to a Air. J dm l ltierce, who lives about 4 miles from Savannah; he is alinut 5 feet 0 inches high, and about forty years of age. J. J, BECK, j u. d. July IS IBS Treasurer’s Office, Proposals. T HE undersigned will receive proposal* until the next i^*>itia of Council, to cut « slip oLthirty met wide and «ixtv feet deep,’between the wharves « f R. M. Goodwin and the cst n* ol Serinu* Mayer. MICHAEL BROWN,) GEORGE MUCK. > Committci. R. R. CUYLEK, ) ort fl ' 205 A Card. T HE Subscriber has taken charge of, and will keep under hi* own direc tion, the warehouse first built by himsnlf, and by an Act of the Legislature of t82l, intended to lie a public watehouie, jn Humburg, for the stor .ge of rotton and tob-tcco.—A tobacco inspection to be kept therein. This warehouse, for coovcnfbncc and safety frmn fire, if not superior, is in fi*rior to none in this part ol the country— It is sou (Vet in length and 00 feet in width, witli a plank floor—situated in the centre of the town, on the hank of the Suvunonh R iver, and within 100 feot o( tlio stream. Tlm other three ,eide* are bounded bv street*, one of 1G0 feet.one of 100 feet,and one o’f B0 :eet. T•» o platform* will ex tend from the warehouse to tlio river \ so that cotton will lie put on boats without touching tlm ground, except when the i Iv or is very low. RATES. . For Inspection ond Storage of Tobacco for 0 months, per Mid. Fm Storage of Cotton and delivery on tlm.liver hank each hale per month. Fo forwarding either to Sa vannah oi Charleston, per bale Libeml advances on produce placed ua dpr hi* charge, will bo made for a moderate premium, or customary rate*. He will take the sjtnift'eare, ond use the same dili gence for others a* ho would for himself. He will adhere to and go on with hi* o. liginal plan with regard to the building of thol’i » ii of I lambing—all imprisonments, personal violence and persecutions, and all the fnrslcal Sheriff’s Sale* of Hamburg, to the contrary notwithstanding. If John Williamsoni and ids colleagues want n town, let them do as 1 have done— build one. I will however, accept of all ihoir spare change to help siting.the accomplishment of that great undettaking ; Imt the Town hey shall nevei have. I built it for my self; not foi them.—And if I had (lie a- hiliti<’* and perseverance to build a Town, the will find that I have abilities and perse verance enough to take care of it. Me will he duly thankful to all who fa vor him with their custom. HENRY SHULTZ. U AMRUROi SeffttBth, 1820 V. S. I am proud to sav that the Ham burg merchants have supplied .themselves ibis season, with moro goml* ol all kind* than at any lornier period, particularly such as salt, iron,.sng ir, coffee, bagging, dry-goods, &c. Sevan! new stmus have already opened, and others will open very shortly The muni spirited disposition prevails to give as heretofore, at least as much, if not inore,*fm cotton, than in any other city or town in the up-couiiHy, As formonev, none wdl he countenan ced unL ss it is founded on a solid basis ; and should -other be taken in the niarktt, or should any monied institution in which ho market apd country are interested, g<» bevond what might lie considered just and piiideot, immediate notice of it will be gi ven, without fear or favor. Under all di ’se favorable circumstances I sm induced to hope that (he community and country generally, will flnd'it to their interest to favor u* with their custom. ■ II. N S. oct 8 201 p Ruints aiicl Pnirit Oil. Nxvr CusiMisiioAER*’ OFrier, S r. .. l0,h "Bplembw 1380. EALED FiopBsali will be received at tliisOffie.. until Is. Niivuntber next, to stipply ,,|| Ilte Faints inti Paint Oil that may he required tor the service of the voar 11130, at the uvy Yards PortMiioutK, N. II. UliarlevUiwii, Ala.s, llruolilyn, N. Y. Pniladcl|itjh, Wasiilnglon, and Gosport, Va. to he delivered upon the requisitions of the C'oimpanilllig Officers of the Navy 1 arils. res|)cciively. or of the Navy Agents, iz: s-s-i g-tfrlfl'; =• =■ g 7. Sulphate Quinine and Swaiins Panacea, Ol'NUI’S Frerteh and English u „ • Mtlphate Quinine 2 boxes Swaiui s P tiacea . For sale liv HALL, SHAPTER St TlIPPER. net IS TT For Sale. B Y leavo of tlie Inferior Court of this County, will lie sold on the First Tuesday of December, for the benefit ol the ereditnrs, that valuable and improved plantation, on SUidawa, Island, contain ing (ISO acres, and known by the name' of HIBERNIA. TllO.-e. II..P. CHARLTON, Adm’r. ,le bonis non, &c. snpt 15 103 Tobacco and Segars. BOXES “S S Saunders” best quuli- tv old Cavendish T’diaeco 5 li 'xes "Marshall's" dry cared prime old Cavendish Tobacco 5 boxes "SS Saunder s” old St choice Tobacco—8 lumps 10 kegs’• Onnde" Tobacco—10's 10 do “ Morgan" do I2’s 10 do “ Bernard” tit) tS's 100 half boxes common Segars 40 qr . do hall Spanish do 160 one 'tenth boxes Spanish Segnrs, "Cabanim” brand SO qr and ) boxes Spanish Segnrs, 12 half S ' W C.” brand , Just received and for sale by HALL, Sll AFTER&TUPPER. oct IS By the President of the U. States. I N pursuance* of law, I, \nihif.w Jack* son, l*/e si dent of th«* United States ol - > '§■§■§ e S’ §•§■§■ S’ g-g-g- 8- - .. -. ... ~.r g. si. a a a. a a. a o. a. 3 c. = o. = __ ='5 c .5 c o. - *• 8- §1 8-1 §• §• §■ I- *• *• * *■ t oi'I oensttreri cohforinnldy t the printed rules prescribed by the Commissioners, dated t^ept. 1st * 820. Or such otlie, jnspcc and measnroment a, they may direct, must bo delivered by t|,e 1st or December, 1830. I he ooitiAcato of two respcciablo persona that the limber was cut within too '“m! Iiniil r ' nillsl "oBonrpany each an’go rlelivoretf, T|,e cordage must ho in .tie of clcnn %ate, rotted hemp, the yarns ..hetarred af least thru montl}.’before be ing laid into cordage; the cordage mus’t bo I 'mil sizes nsItnivheiiimlretibv tlietos- pcctivo t-ommandaitts, and must riantl tbs v‘ , ** fM l *l ,e .d al Wj respectis, Naky sards, liiddriis must state their price fur ’ paient, ’ ami, lor "cornnltm luici." Tlio copper must be of the best quality,and cun* / stst of such kinds .,nr| sizes ns the 1 respec tive roinmnudants may teqnlrei tho vlicatli* mg cupper limst be t old tolled! the whole’ on delivery must undergo the liispecliua «*f the NaVv Y.irds, or such oilier inspec- lion as the t 'ommisvininai mny direct. All deliveries must be mndo free from all ex* pensc to the Government, To l.o published twice a week.Ill the Na- limt.l liuulligeiicer.U. 8. Telegraph, Hal* tiniorc Rcpuiiliuiin, Atnaricao St iuim l, N. Y. Courier and Enquirer,J’rovidi-nce Pat* not, ’ i icliinoml*Enquircr. Norfolk Herald, leiuli Sliir.Olnirlesion Palrim.Savunnuh leigb SiiirtClnnli'sion Palrim.Suvunnati UiiiibliuHii.I.miiistana^Advcrtisur. sepi 2B 100 ^ . 'Grocviies, !Slo|> Clothing unci Nuvv Bread. Navy Coslmixhisinrrs' Office, HU It Hvmritiliei . 1829, S EALED PROPOSALS 4 ,|ir i,„ re . ceiv< - — rived atjilii* Oflic,* iintit^ttii- 1st of All iIih art'.nlcs must be of Hie best qoal ity; most be delivi itd in sound »ni)Miinti-il boxe*. burr* Is, casks, or oilier suitable and proper packages, in good slopping order, fiee of all expanse to the government; nml no alio*'mice will be made for boxes, bar roll, casks, or any other packages wliutrv el. On delivery the articles mtjst be sub mitted to the inspection of tlie respective Navy Yard*, pr >uclt oilier inspection the Cnmiim*innfrs may direct. Person* milking offers inns’ «ifli: to ohcIi and every article, otlicrw) bids will not be considered: the; endorsed “Offer to furimli Paint Oil for tlie year I8d0," To lie pub!i%)icd twice .1 week In the Na tional Intelligencer, United States* Tele- t:mi ll, Baltimore Republican, American Sentinel, New York ''oitrior i\ Enquirer. Providence Patriot, Raleigh Star, Char lesion Patiiot, Savannah Ucpuhlii an, Lou isiana Advertiser, Uiuhrnond Euqutrer,' Norfolk llerald. sept 26 108 . Nmcmber n- xt,to iurni*1i aM the.Groceries, Clothing, and Navy Bread, that m«y Ire required ditripg lire vear tCdd, fi r tlio ' Naval service, at the NaVv Yards, Ports- . mouskgN. II. CiinrlcsIovMi. M.itt; Brr •’* t'ii New York, Philadelphia, Baltii VrashUrtton, and (>osport. Va. to- 'dsh^rf upon the irqni*uionh of the v$spcu« **r tivo t'ommandin.3. Officers or Navy A- . gents* GROCERIES. Itlskcy, best quality, tw ' proof. 1-4 at liaat yy.e, per gallon. ; Timber, Cordage, & Cop per. - OcTtmuB 1,1880. *, * ave rago price of Flour during the rim it ast being SO 50 per barrel ol in.. , . t v r eod for tlio present month \ m “«we,gh us follows viz; 12 1-8 cants Loaf all,8 13 oz 0 1-4 u n | »» nt-2‘* win f Y’- ,i 5 h Dakersanti sellcrsofOread mil take due Notice. nets , M ’ W - STEWART, c. t. ■ Just Received. 4,00© u, f;> r T y o„v Bacon ^ A few liuJldrert His of Georgia Ba con, cured by Jones ai.soT A general Assortment of CROC E R I E S. With many, articles of Dry Coodtt, Castings, C lit tery, Crockery Wore, . Shoes, Hals, §'c. All »f which will lie'sold on good terms by applying to the subscriber. SAMUEL J. BRYAN, oct 8 201 A Notice. tiainst'.i 1 " 1 i av i® “"J 1 dnmafiw a- JUB ®*tatp of Gotleib Ernst, them t n J t n , fe n a Counl y» will hand lhro®^ Ub,?rih<ir d,,l >’ “'tested ^ law, and all ed to ntdko imn 5? ta “! estate are reqnir scribor. lmn,0(1 iato payment to the sub EPHRAIM KP.IFFER, Effingham CoimWaW’ KrnM ’ <•“- Oft g - Voun ty, Sd October, 1820. Just Received. pF IIIIDH N. O. Sugn, & ' 0 Itcgs Goshen Huttor An invoice of Solteos,Fancy or and Rocking Chairs. Lantlicg from ships Stntlra an & Alil’CV. and f r sale by ocl n J- II. HERBERT. and Wind Eliza Syrup of Sussaparilla. r llE subsqribor lias just teceived u sup lily of this celebrated Syrup. A. I’ARSONS, Druggist, At Hie Eagle, no 0, Gibbons' Range.*' sept 22 183 ' Landing and in Store. fit HHDS Boston Ruin & 5 rlu Jamaica do 3 pipes Brandy It llltds Sugars 50 pa*lts Nails assorted 6 Bags Pepper 5 do Fitnento 1 cotton it- Wool cards 2 Cases Leghorn Hats, &c. 10 Kegs Cordials, For sule by L. BALDWIN &co. ocl10 204 F OUR months nftor date, will lie madu to tho lion. Notice. application tho Justi ces of il.o inferior,court of Emanuel coun ty, for leave to soil all the real estate of I James I. Anderson for tlie benefit "‘the I heirj’& creditors. THUS. WINNEY. ; sbpt^B. . , Landing per Enieliite, from Boston. A N invoice of Clt tirs and Bedsteads, ) hair cloth Couch 1 Jersey Wagon J.r a,0l ' y J.n. HERBERT. For Sale. 4 N excellent Gig and Saddle Horse a Imut six years of age, perfectly gen tie and safe for.family use, ami is also well calculated for a Physician. Apply to the subscriber JOS. S. PJaLO-C' .oct 10 204.1 r ,:d America do hereby declare and make known th.it a inrl’lic sale will Ire held the Land Offiee at St Helena Onurt House, in tho State of Louisiana, on the second Monday in November next, for the dispo sal of the unappropriated public lauds ” itli- in the limit of the undermentioned ttnvo- >hias, situate in toe Land District West of Pearl River,and East of the Island of New Orleans, to wit: . Township two, of,Range one, Townships one, two, litres five and six. of Range two. Townships one, two, three,..four, fivo and six. of Range tltree. Townships one, two, tlirco, four, six and seven, and tructinnal townships eight and nine, of Range four. ■ Townshipson<, two, three, font, five,six ml seven, und fractional township eight, of Range five. Townships oiie t two, three, four, five, six and seven, and frdc'ional township eight,of Range six. Townships one, two, three, four, five,six nnd seven, and fractional township efglit,of Range seven. Townships one, two, three, four, five,six nil seven, and li actional township eight,of Range night. Township,one, two, three, four, five, six and seven-of Range nine. The above townships are nil situate south of the thirty first degn'e of latitude, and Cast ol the Meridian, and embrace nearly all 'the lands lying on the Amite Tickluw, inil Tangapaiin rivers. The townships will he offered it) tlie or- iev above designated, beginning with the lowest inunber of section in each. The lands reserved hy law for the use of schools, or for other purposes, will be ex eluded from sale. Given'under my hand atthe city of Washington, this thirteenth day of June, A. D. 1820. (Sighed) ANDREW JACKSON. Bv the President. " GEO. GRAHAM Commissionet oflite General T.anU Office. To he published in the Natchez States man, Jackson Journal, Louisiana Adverti set'. Allapapa Gazette', Huntsville Demo crat, Mobile Register, Baltimore Republi can, Phila'.elpnin Sentinel, 'Richmond Enquirer, Raleigh Star, Charleston Mer cury, Savannah Republican, Augusta Chronicle,Nashville Republican, & Louis ville Advertiser, inly 88 171 Navt Commissioners’ Office, 13th Septi'iulier. 1829 CJEAI EG proposals tv'll be reoened at K* ill soffi. t, until tlie 1st Nuvembct next to supply the following White Oak, and Yellow I'lue Flank Stocks, lute Oik Knees, and Masts and Spar Timber, In lit delive,e l at the Navy Yaids Portsmouth N. II. Charlestown. Muss Ifratikiyn, N Y Philadelphia," W .-hinglnu, and Nnrdnk and all tlie cordage and t-nppertii.it may be ruquned by tlie respective t umm.Hiding Officers uftllksaid Aav. Yards, to be de livered upon t e11 requlsittpns, fur tlie ser vice ol the. y ea. 113(1. Whitt Oak anil Yiltuw Pine Plank Stocks, AtPurlsiuoutb, aoiio cubic feet Uest "tine oak plank slot k 70P0 do bust long leaf yel- lo» pine plunk slocks Molasses,' White Beans, sound do per busltcl. do- per pound, per gallon, per pound, per barrel. each per pair each »aeh each [pair . pair . each each per pair each each ' pair each ex- At Charles- ■ ■ town, At Brooklyn, At Philadel phia. At Washing ton, Juwt Received; I'O pr,mo 0081,6,1 Kuiter oct 3 For sale by- J* B. HERBERT* 10,000 do best white oak plank st icks 18,000 ilo btsl long leal yel low pine plank . . • » stuck* 25.000 do best white oak plank stocks. id,000 do best long leal ye! low pine plunk shocks 5,000 do best white oak V- plank stocks 5,000 do best long leaf yel- 'lovvpine plank stocks At Gosport, 4,000 do best white pak plank stocks 4,000 do best long leafyel- l \ low pine plank stocks 25,000 do best white oak plank stocks 10,000 do'best long leufyul low pine plank stocks. White oak knees at Boston, New York, and Norfolk, from B.fect 0 inches to 7 feet body; froiO feet to 5 feet 0 inclies arm. and to sidtnrom 8 t*» 11 indies nett siding Masts and spar timber at Norfolk, for the lower insists and bowsprits, topmasts and jib booms,and lower yards complete- for one 74, one 4 , ontf sloop of war of tlio first, mid one sloop of war of the second class, per cubic fuQt. The pine plank stocks and mast and spar timber, must bo tho best quality loilg leaf, fine grain, heart, south ern yellow pine; tlie plank stocks,and mast, and spar timber must be free,, from sap, heart shakes, and al) otbac defects; the plank stocks must not be less than .8 j and must average 45 feet in length; the pine must squat e not less than 14 nor more than 10 inches at the butt, and may square one fourth less at thejop end. The oak plank stocks must square not less than 14 inpli e» al the butt, and may square oue-foorth t“s uLthtMnp end; they must have grorfJ| on lands neat to salt water, or otherwise ivithin the influence of the sea or salt »atei air. The dimensions of thejniast and spur timber will he furn)bhed to perloua intending to make oflors> by the commanding offic er of the Navy Yard, Gosport, Va. All the aforementioned timber must have becucul or tlie trees have been girdled between the 20th of October, and the 20th of February on deliver^ it whl be in*pected f aud Whitest*, sound Rice, fiesli , Sperm Oil, Winter strained c^petm Handle* Superfine Flour SI.nF CLOTHING.’ Drab Pea Jackets. Bine ('lull! Trousers, Do do Jui'kils, Do do . Vests,’ While Flannel Shirts, Do do Drawers, Yarn Stockings, Blankets, Duck Frocks, Do Trnwters, Black Silk Hdkfs. Wool Hal . Shoes, ' thirled hair Mattrasses, \t all the d ovH mentioned Yards, cepi Bull inlin e. \ml all the Navy Bread that may ho ifqnired.ai the s.ml Navy Yards, and at ♦In* Navy Yar l Pensacola West Florida. All the articles must he of the beti (qual ity. Hie Slop Clothing and Nhv> Bread- inuvl he fully equal to the samples, ju pat tern* in the possession of the respective Cmninindu.’ifs, hy whom they will ho shewn in ail pe sous who in »y willy to see them. The Blue 1.loth Jacket*,Trottser», •rod Vests, must he made of Indigo dyed ('loth; the Mnttinsse* must ho made of Mean cm led hair with thick cotton ticking; they must be six feet long, id inches wide, and must weigh not less than trine pounds avoirdupois each. The casks' containing Whiskey and Molasses must have four iron hoops put on each w hen required by tho ‘respective ('omimindunts, at the expense of the Contractor. All articles must he delivered, in sound substantial boxes, bar rels, casks, kegs, or other suitable and proj per packages, in good shipping order free of expense, and no allowance will ho made (or boxes, barrels, &c. or any other pack ages whatsoever. On rlelfccry the articles must be submitted io tire inspection of the respeo ive Navy Yards, or such other in spection as the Commissioners may direct. Person* making offers will endorse them Blffer uf furnish Groceries,” or ‘’.Slop Clothing,” or “Ndvy Bread,” for the year 1880; tiiey must also affix a price to each nnd every article enumerated under each head they may propr»e to furnish, N oiher- wise their offers will not be coiitidered. . <tj?*To be published tw ice a week in the ' National Intelligencer, U, S. Telegraph, Baltimore Republican*,Atiiciicatt Sentinel, N. Y Courier and Enquirer; Providence Patriot, Hartford Piin* s, Bost on Statu.*- . man, N. II. Patriot* Richmond Enquirer^ Norfolk Herald, Raleigh Star, Chailo’-ton Patriot, Savannah Republican, Louisiana Advertiser. epi *0 198 Tig Blue and Starch. BOXES Gilbert’. STARCH, rf'W-XF 5 do Fig Blue . Just received and foi sale hy A PARSONS, Druggist, At the Eagle No 8 GibbonV Range, •ept 20 Lumber Factorage. T HE suhit-liber inform* his friends and the public, that he continues tho - Lumber -Factorage and, Commission Business, At the wlmrf adjoining the Canal, on hist individual account. He takes this opportunity of returning his grateful th inks to those who, so liberally putfoniseti tlie late firm of VVyily & Brown, & respectfully solicits a shaic ofthesame. ELISHA WYLLY. aug 91 180ak Wanted to tmiehix'se. A NEG i.O boy. betneen 15 and 17 -years of ago.- Apply at the Office - of tlie Savannah-Republican, sept 20 10!m 'if