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Effingham County,
IfJkfiluOR GOUIIT, July TjSiMi I8t0.
zflkV iho pet'njon of Wlltium Morel, s','
00 llnfi (lie existence & loss and praying
■he establishment of a cot tain promissory
; inintly and severally made mid signed
Willn.ru U
Porter, both Into of smd county deceaio.l,
j.rod iCfTinglinni county, 13lh February,
SbM. pavahio to the said WlliUm Morel, or
"jV, on or before the 1st rl,.v of January
7x1, for the sum oftrvonty five dollars,for
rpcoivpd, a copy whuroof, willi the
ilfidiivit of tho said William Morel, Is (lied
?' the Clerk’s Olta.-Il is ordoro.l dial
\V Siam King, of tire County of laming*
3 the acting and qualified administrator
iftlrr said William <J. Porter, deceased,
,,Ulhe heirs and representatives of tiro said
IVtfliam J. Mulryno. deceased, do shew
rinse nn or before tire first day or tire next
ijrm ol this Court, why the prayer of lire
netitio.er should not bee ranted, and. is
Cher ordered that this rule be published
n one of the pnhliirGazettcs of the Ctlv
nf Savannah, once a month until the time
Lpointcd for shoving cause thereof.
v Extract front the minutes,
L JrNO. CHARLTON, Clk.
1 0T§t*
I Bi-ought to Jail.
M Savannah, on the loth inst. a negro
man who says his nnmo is JERKY
.mil that he belongs to the Stato nf tieorl
6 ", 'hat he rnnaway from the Chotahon*
cheo river about -t months ago—ho is s
feet 0 inches high, and about S3 years nf
ngejho is of n yellow complexion and stut
ters when speaking.
JOHN I DEWS, j.c. o.
ting 18 ISO
Brought to Jail,
I N Savannah on the I Oth insl. a negro
man who says his name is SIMON,
and that he belongs to the State of Geor
gia, that lib ranaway from the Chatuhon.
cline River afoot 4 months ago—ho is b
feet 5 3-4 inches high and about 2b years
of age—he has lust one of his front teeth,
JOHN I. DEWS, j. c. o.
nug 18
July 18
"LntlT Publications.
T .. R NEW FOREST, a Novel by
,heauthor of "Itraiulilelye House"
r«6%UM0R & ROMANCE.
Ltec.ed from popular Oern.au Writers.
, r _ n ,\.t P (i by Hnlcrafi, II. A.
" romanchsop real UFfe. b,
khe Author of "Hungarian tales.
L assortment nf^rtTORY <OY
■ HOOKS, for children, and Selected I5n-
li/iavings.and Ijri'HOORAPHlC Prints.
' just received ond for sale by
oct 3 T.M DRISCOl.l,.
M, : Prcudergust.
"AS. received per sebr’Francis, from
1 Now York,
aiipr Rlk Pnlmariue,
Supr fancy Velvet-Prints.
Supr English (l.ngliarus,
Supr 0-4 french Bombazines,
Spotted Crimson Kattinets
Ulk Satin J.evimtlnes.
Green 3ib; for Umbrella.covering,
lllue Worrited Braid,
Soarlct and Dtab Cassimn e Shawls,
Fancy Chintz do
lllk Nankin and Canton Crapes,
-Barege Hrllrfs - nd Cravats.
^Superior l.awns, and Linen Cambric
lldkfs
Illne aarl Brown Cloths
CasSimetei & Sattinets.
Woodstock Gloves.
Ilnrscikiu do
l.inod do
All for sale low,
At No 3 & 14 Gibbon’s Block,
net 1 200
Treasurer’s Office.
O,. took a 1. 1820.
TBAIIE average price of flour during the
JL last inontlt being SB bO per barrel ul
iW fa. Hreati for tire present tnontli
must weigh as follows viz:
- It 1-2 cents Loaf 2lbs IB nz
C 1*4 " « If 3 1-2"
Of which all Bakers and senersof Bread
tvijl toko disc Notice.
M. W. STEWART, c. t.
eel 3 ‘
Notice.
1 LL persons having any demands n-
OL gainst the ostale of Gutfeib Ernst,
I late of Eflinghnm C’ouniy, dec. will hand
them iu to tho Bohsi-riher duly atiestetl
within the lime prescribed bylaw, artd all
persons indented to said estate are requir
erl to ntaUo immediate payment to the sub
scriber.
EPHRAIM Kf.lf PER.
AdrnorG. Ernst, dec.
Effingham County, 2d October. 1828.
nets
Ail Ordinance.
p|0 amend an Ordinance, entitled an
1 Ordinance, for regulating tho hire
ofDrays, Carts nnrl Wagons, ns also the
I J lr0 “f Negro and other slaves, and for the
t le-ttor ordering Ireo negroes,' Mulattocs or
Vm-tizZoo, wiihln tho-olty of Savannah,
!«'- for other persons therein mentioned.
J “o it further ordained by the iVlavor
I*" 1 Aldermen nf the city of Savannah,
T Hamlets thereof, in enuncil nssembletl,
I “"'I It is hereby ordained by authority or
'(Maine, That it shall Iro lire duty of the
marshal andritv constables, nr cither
. Bio in i tn seize as forfeited to ill® uso
j onlin city, all tirtiolnn whieji may bo expo-
' , ' l,r by vendors pf suyill wares
nroitgljQjit the city, without lire proper li-
•'’Mse, anil the person so vending, shall by
‘"b mayor* or ait her of tho aider men bV
wmmijted to jail, to bo released on pay-
r nt of three dollars, together with all
Busts and charges inclined.
, Ho it further ordained by tho mi-
°** S!irno , That tho goods so sei-
; 4 °“ h )' the marshal or constables, shall he
■nmf-diately exposed to sale at the market
; order of the mayor or any one of tho
•. " r !m.*n, and the proceeds of tho sale ho
1" J over to the clerk of the hoard of health
,ur ‘he use of that body.
l! iViod in Council, October «®rl, mn.
• \V. T. WILLIAMS, Mnvor.
(Attest) M. Myers, c. c.
net 20
Brought to Jail.
Savannah, on ths 10th Inst, a negro
JL man who says Ids name is NED, and
that he belongs to the Stale nf Oeoigin,
that he rnnaway from the Chatahoncheo
rivei about 4 months ago, ho is S feet 8
inches high and about 23 Years i
JOHN I. DEWS c.c.
aug 18 13i|
Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah, on the 20th ultimo, n ne-
grn man, tvho snys Ids name is TO-
N EY.attd that he belongs to William Beal
of Richmond County, Gn. that he.rnnaway
about two weeks ago, he is 5 feel 3 I-2 in
ches high about 8S yeaisofnge—the top
of his head is gray.
JOHN I DEWS,j.c.c.
aug8 lib
Brought to Jail.
N Sdvaunah, on the 3|st ultimo, a ne
grn man who sa.shis name is IS X AO
nd that ho belongs tn Bevill Cook of El-
t Gruliny, Gs that lie runaway dlimit
diren weeks ago—lie Is :> feel 2 3*4 inches
high .mil about 1b veart of nge, lie has n
scar on ids chin.
JOI-IN-I DEWS. j.c. c.
align 17b J s.
Regular Communication
OF THE
Airand Lodge of Georgia.
T HE Officers and Members of the
Grand Lodge nf the State of Ueor-
g"i and the different Lodges under its in-
risdlctlon by their proper representatives,
Mr'' 1 ! |o "ssernblo at Hie OltANI)
k* • 'Ll.. In Millcgcville, oa Mon-
nxr Iho 7th day of Decendier next.
THOMAS E. GREEN.
r __ Grand Secretary, G, I,. S. G.
U?* Th.Ediloisof the Savannah Re
publican, Augusta Cnnililutionnllsl, Ma
con Telegraph, Washington News,Colton
nus Lnmiiier, will give the above thiee
weekly insertions, and forward their ac
counts (o IhaUrnnd Secretary,
oct 10 200
net lb
To Rent.
A convenient dwelling house'
Pleasantly situate,, in Brough
ton street Applv to
A D ABRAHAMS
2011 Ml
Broui
o Jail.
I N Savannah oil the lOtli ins a neg-n
man wbnfnva Ids name is MGS S,and
Hint he helongs In WmtUell, nf Monroe
County, Georgia. that he runaway nbont
four weeks agri. be ii 5 feet 0 1-2 inches
high anil about 23 ve trs of ago.
sept 22 j. I. DEWS. J.c. c.
Committed to Jail,
A T Ooosawhatchie, on the 10lh of May
Iasi, a negro man named GEORGE
who snys he belongs to tho Onkmulgce
Navigation Company in Georgia, of whom
Mr. itolien McCall is agent; he is almut
35 venrsofage, b feet7 nr 9 inches high
July IS - J J.Bl’.GK.J. B. n.
Committed to Jail,
R T Coosjwlinlclde. tin the Mil) March
ft Inst, a negro man wlm says his name
JOE, who first claimed Mr Richard El
lis ns his master, hilt since says he belongs
to n Mr. J dm Tlllerco, who lives about 4
miles from Savannah; tie is about 5 feet
0 inches high, mid nhom fin-tv years nf age
J. J. BECK, J- b, d.
july IS 103
Notice.
1% U ‘ r ,Msons having domnnds against
r*:, estate of Joiln .1 lldcy. arc re.-
tl. . 10 present them duly attested .and
10 *•*<•> c,wt0 "IW nuke
Pi'ymeut fortliwiih lo
J. CHARLTON, Ailm’r
M, A. IHI.EY, Ailni'x
■jmntT Notice,
I-l "Her date application
of llie Inr.'° m 'i? e 10 lho I,un - ,l >« Justices
B Emayunl cnnn.y
wit|:» »iui
july'JHOMAsswiinrc. Adtn'or.
Brought to Jail.
F I Savannah on tho 23th May a negio
man w|m snys his name is JANUA
RY. and that he belongs to Edward Chin
oimn. of South Carolina, that he ranawny
about one week ago, lie is 9 test 2 inches ^
high and ahiuit 22 years of age, lie has lost' ,
several nf his front leelh.
nug 0 J. 1. DEWS, a. c. eg
Brought to Jail.
F t Savannali, on the 230 ulr. a mulatto
woman who snys herntune is NELLY
and ilmt she belongs to the estate of Edwd
Bryan, Twiggs Conniy. Georgia, nnd that
silo ranaivay about two mouths ago. She
is » feet I 1 -2 inches high and about 22
years of age.
JNO. 1. DEWS, j. c.c
eel 9
sept 29
To rent.
The stores near Market square
occupied by Ebeueser Jenrkes.
Possession given Ihe 1st Nov.
fm terms enquire of
M. MYEItS.
toot
For Sale or to Kent.
I’he subscriber wishes eith
er to sell, nr rent for nne year
from the 1st of November next.
Ids I Inuse, situated mi Colom
bia Square, corner nf York and Haber
sham Streets—a carriage Imtne and 'table,
with ulher outbuildings, ere Kindled to
ihe alike. JAMES BROWN
sept 8 1901
To rent.
A cmnlorinlde Dwelling
House
M Apply to
HALL, SIIAPTER&TUPPER.
13
To Rent,
thi;. wharf and bn
turned iu Yniiiacraw',
the lumber duck of Ihe estoi
Pooler, and now occupied
A. A. Smets Tldspiiipcrty is well siluu
led fur the lumber and wood ousineis—u|s
session will be given on tile 1st Nov. Ap
ply to
R. M. GOOD
net .20 tones
For Sale.
Y Ion ,e of llie Inferior Court of this
. , ’County, will ho sold on tho First
Tuojutoy of Decenibor, for tho benefit ol
the creditors tint vnlunble nnd improved
Muntntiou, on Skidawnj Island, contain*,
ng 680 acres, and known by the name of
HIBERNIA.
THO*. U. P. CHARLTON,
Adm’r. do bonis non, &c.
sppt 15 103
Notice.
j! OUR months after dato, application
will ho made to tho Won. tho Justi
ces of tho Inferior court of Emanuel conn
t v, for leave to sell all the real estate of
James l. Anderson for tho benefit of the
heirs & creditor. THOS. WINNEY.
sept 28
Notice.
LL persons indebted to the Estate of
Dt. Elijah Gillktt, tvill ho plea*
d to to mdkc payment to the subscriber;
and those having demands against tho
same, will present them to
JAMES HIGGINROTTOM,
Ad’mor. (U bonis non.
Jwith the will annexed.
Lower Throe Tlnns,(S. C.)Sept. 7th, IU20.
oct 0 201
Court of Common Pleas
and Oyer and Terminer
for the City of Savannah
OCTOBER TERM 1820.
W HEREAS John Mnllory having
been summoned .10 attend the
Grand Jury nt tho present Term of this
Court ns n Talesui.o nnd failed to appnjir.
It is ordei'ed, That unless good and sufii
oienl cause nf excuso ho filed tviih Iho
Clerk oftliis Court boforo the next lerm,
ho bo fined in Urn sum nf 20 dollars.
\V. K. GUEUINEAI.T, clk.
, oct 28
Landing
lb qr tasks rieignel's Brail*
dv
4 1 2 pipes Bcignetts Bran
dy •
lo Firkins sup Goshen Butler
20 bids Mess and Prime llccfi
20 do Lai ham's pure Molasses
Rum
6 half bids Fullnn Ma.ket Beef
20 do do It inter X
20 do do Water ( Cr c|(6rs
25 W me j
40 boxes Soda J
20 do White Soap
54 kegs*»Ender*tiNo l Tobacco
For sale by
COHEN 1 & MILLER.
oct 28
George Newhnll
tl.Afj just received nnd
ufieis fur sale at his old and
mil known stand, Nos. 4
and 9 Young s building,
A forge and complete amrlmenl of
Gentlemen’s, l adies, Miss
es and Children’s
BOOTS, BOOTSES, SHOES. AND
SUPPRRSi
Together willi his usual supply of
Negro Shoes,
assorted qualities.
stso
50 cases Hats, assorted qualities
to bales Negro Gloth
20 ill) Broad do lor priced
l.’iO reams Writing Paper , .
50 do Lot ter lo '■*
500 do Wrapping do ■
Sole Leather, Gall nnd Lining Skins,
Shoe Th-ead, Upper Leather, Sen.
Which hn offers for salo on reasonable
terms for cash or approved credit.
Country Merchants nnd Plantors,
arepnrticuliriy invited to call and exam
ine for themselves.
ncl 24 213 . '
Playing Cards.
A N assortment of snporior quality just
11. received and for sale by
A. PARSON'S,
Druggist,
At tlie Eagle, no 8, Gibbons’ Range,
sept 22 100
Annuls for 1830.
ygmiOH. M. DRISCOLL lias just re
.JL cciverl
THE TOKEN and Christmas and New
Year’s present.
THE ATLANTIC SOUVENIR for
1830.
AT.SO,
Tiie New Novel WALDEGRAVE.
oct 20 200
Pig Blue and Starch.
BOXES Gilbert’s STARCH
40 5 do . Pig Blue
Jnsx received and for sale by
A PARSONS, Druggist,
rAltlio Eagle No 8 Gibbqn's LUugo.
sept 28
12 1*2
12 1-2
A Card.
T HE Subscriber lias taken ciiarge of,
nnd will keep under bis own direc
tion, tho warehouse first built l>y himself,
and by an Act of the Legislature of 1821.
Intended to lie a public wmehonie, in
Hamburg, for Ihe storage of cotton end
tobacco.—A tobacco inspection to be kept
therein. Tills warehouse, fur convenience
and safely from fire, if not superior, is in
ferior to nono in this part ol Ihe country—
it is 300 feet in length and 50 Icct in width,
will, a plank floor—situated in the centre
of ihe town, on the bunk nf the Savannah
River, and within 100 feet of the stream.
The oilier three sides are hounded bv
streets, one of 100 feet.one of 100 feet,and
one nf HO .eel. Two platform, will ex
tend from the w.irelionsd to the river; so
Hint cotton will lie put on linnls without
touching Ihe ground, except whentho riv
er is very low.
KATES.
For Inspection and Storage
of Tobacco for6 months,
t per hhd. $1 50
Foi Storage of Cotton nnd
delivery on the river hank
each hale per month.
Fo forwarding either to Sa-
vnnnah 01 Charleston, per
hale
Liberal advances on produce placed un
der hl*« charge, will be made for a moderate
premium, or customary rates. Jle will
take tiro same carr, nnd use the same dili
gence for others an he would for hiimrlf.
He w ill adhere to nnd eo on with Ids o-
ilninal plan 'vii^ regard to the building of
•he to n of llainbunt-—all imprisonments,
personal violence nnd persecutions, and all
the farsical S'lerilFs Sales of Hamburg, to
the contrary notwithstanding.
If John Wtlliamtoin and his colleague*
nit a town, let them do as I have done—
build one. *
l will however, accept of nil their spare
hnuge tn help slong the accomplishment
of that great undeitakmg ; hut the Town
hey shall never have. I built it far my-
self; not foi them.—And if I had the a-
Millies and perseverance to build a Town.
»h«* will find that l have abilities and perse-'
verancse ennutth to take care of it.
lie vftll he duly‘thankful to all who fa
vor him with their custom.
HENRY SHULTZ,
HAMBURG, Hept nth. 1RS0
P. f?. I am proud to sav that the Ham
hunt merchants have supplied themselves
this season, with more goods ol all kinds
than at tinv Inrmer period, particularly
such as salt, iron, sti8.tr, coffee, bagging,
dry-goods, &c. Heveral newstoies have
already opened, and others will open very
shortly The usual spirited disposition
prevails to give ns heretofore at least as
muc h, if not more, for cotton, than in any
other city or low n in the up-country*
As for mouei, none will he countenan
ced uni ss it is founded un a solid basis;
and should other he taken in the market.
Id any monied institution in which
ct and country are interested, go
ud whm might be considered just and
ipimediato notice of it will be gl*
(bruit fear or favor.
Under all th'*so favorable circumstnm
I am Induced, to hope that4he common
and connirv setter,illy, will find if to til
inleiesi to favor tt« with their custom.
H. S.
oat 3 £0i r
Iap goods.
Wanted to Purchase.
A NEG.iO boy between 15 and, 17
years of ag«. Apply at Iho office
ol the Savannah Republican.
1 98m
sept 20
$1®,®©©.
Washington city
LOTTERY,
CLASS, No 16. "
To be drawn at Washington on Thursday
SOtli ill. . 9 drawn ballots.
SCHEME:
S io.ooo
3,000
2,1190
'1,880
1,000
4i>0
200
too
Tickets, J4— Halves g-2—Quarlors 31.
Older, attended to
EPPINGEU’S
Lottery and exchange Office
■ prize of
1
uo
1
do
1
do
5
do
10
do
to
do.
40
do
oct 24
Savannah Poor House &
Hospital.
V ISITING. COMMITTEE for Nov
1829.
George \V. Coe am] Joseph Cumming.
Attending l‘liysici.ins.
Drs. Mitchell nod S Shefinll.
JOSEI’ll GUMMING, See'ry.
oet 30
District Court U. S. Geor
gia District.
AUGUST TERM, 1829.
E DWARD Ctippce, Cliarles Camp
field, Janies Thompson and Lau
rence O’Ryrne having been duly summon
ed to servo as Petit Jurors nt this Court,
mtl failins lo attend—Orrlrrra that they
le severally fined In the sum of ten dollars,
inless sufficient sxt uses, on aath be filed
n tho i lerk’s Oflire un or before the se
coiiil Tuesday in November next.
Extract from Hir minutes,
OI’.O. GLEN, C’llt
nug 15 179
$8CM)00.
Millcdgcville Masonic Hall
LOTTERY,
FIRST CUSS. R
Tn Sl> CIIMPLKTKD 1st KlVF. DbaIVIMOS.
Tile first drawing lo take place positively
on the 14th nfNovei-iber next, or at an
entiier peri 4. should the tale of Tickets
justify it—'The wholo of the prize, pay
aide sixty days nljer the drawing, subject
to a discumit of 18 per cent.
SCHEME:
NTsw&niE; 1
Motived by ship Queen Mab.
AMURO WHICH AHF. t
YDS hnttdfome Ginghams
500 do Calico at 12 l-Sc.ts
per yard .
Extra fine Swiss & Swiss Mull Muslin
SwKs Mmlin-Ufcsses .
W lack At Cord Cambric*
HomhazincSj-Levantines As India Sa
$ tin
Damask Silk, Merino nnd Cast mere
... Shawls
.Cashmere Mantles. Cotton Shawls
Misses fine white Cotton Hose
Ladies and gentlemen’s Cotton and
Worsted Hosiery
Clark’s thread, needles, tapes, pin'.
Sewing silks, patent thread, darning
Cotton, silver ihimbb's, & - large sizes
White Cotton cord for dresses, Pearl,
Cambric, b ine, thot.il and lasting but
tons, fine Ivory & hpnylr ssinc combs
Twilled Homespun, Whim and Ucd
Flannels, Heavy Duffle Blankets •
1200 yds Welsh Plains^
ALSO
A fresh supply of Cologne and Lavender
water, Hair Powder, Fancy nnd Windsor
soaps, Oils. Tenth & Hair brushes, &c.
Perso s wishin^ any of tho above articles
will find it fortheii interest to call ivith the
CASH nnd examine fbeurat
ISAAC NUJITON’S new store,
oct 18 Shad’s Buildings
of Common Pleas
and Oyer and Terminer
for the City ofSRvannah,
OCTOBER TERM, 1829.
HEKEA8 Mathew \V. Stoivarl.
VV. I*. Hunter and John Guilmar
tin were s :inm(ined lo ationd ihi. Court as
Grand Jurors—nnd Dupree I'ostoll, VV.
Timmons and John Everingliaiii jr. as
Petit Jurors, ond hnvlng I ailed to , appear.
It is ordered. That unless they file will,
tho Clerk of this Court good and sufficient
cause of excuse on or before the next Term
lDec.14) they bo severely fined) Grand Ju
rors in tho sum o( 40,1‘eilt Jurors in the
sum of 20 dollars, each.
W.K. GUERINEAU, elk. •:
net 20 . .
Yellow Pine Timber , Wan
ted.
fin HE Subscriber will contract lor Yel
JL low Pino Timber of vnrious lengths
nnd sizes, deliverable from the middle ol
September t«ho 1st December.
WILLIAM CRABTREE, Jr.
Ag’ti S.S. S Mill Co.
NEGROES WANTED. . f
Wkttted to hire, five able bodied Ne
groes. . V- .. j, Isi
Apply as above
sept 20 ^ lj/ilbTf . j
1 prize nf
I do
5 &
do
$30,000
15,000
10,000
9,000
1,000
do
800
do
700
5
do
600
5
do
800
5
do
400
5
do
300
5
do
too
25
do
100
Tickets,
IIai.ves,
QvAVrxntl
SiO 00
5 00
2 50
For sale in a great variety of numbers at
LUTHER’S
. ' Lottery and Exchange Office
pet'17 > ,
HE
Treasurer’s Office.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 15,1089
T HE Owners of Stock in the Savnn
mill ‘Exchange’ are hereby notified
tlmt agreeable to o resolution of Council
gliOOO of said Stock will-bo redeemed on
or before the 20th ofNovombcr next, and
limt ( Bit) how- prepared to pay the same at
my office.
.. M. W. STEWART, c. t.
-epi.tr, lb*
? State Arsenal.
iiOPOSALS will bo received until
the 1st of December'next, for huiltl-
ing an Aksknai, of Brink on the Lot op
posite tho Guaid'IIouse, 60 feet front hv
40 feet deep, two,stories higli, In accord
ance willi a plan in possession of the un
dersigned. |
The proposals must include the cost nf
materials ) the woik must bo done ill the
best manner, and must lie finished by the
1st day of May 18S9. The Bricklayers’ &
Carpenter’s proposals may be separate or
jointly—tho latter would be preferred.
A Bond of Ten Thousand Dollars with
approved security will be required, for the
faithful performance of the contract.
W. T. WILLIAMS, Agent.
nne 1 ‘ 1.791T
Chambers Superior Court,
JUNE 25th. 1829.
The Marino & Fire In
surance Rank of the
State of Georgia, ot al.
Chatham Su
perior Court,
January Term,
1830.
In Equity.
Eleazor Early,
ct. al.
F t being verified to tile Court that Eloa
zor Early one of the defendants in the
above cause resides out of Chatham coun
ty—On motion it is ordered that the said
lCleazcr Early appear on nr before the first
day of the next Term of this Court and en
ter his appearance thereto and in defanb
lliereof Iho said complainant have leave to
proceed on Ihoir said Rill in tile same
.ipanncr ns if personal service of tho Bill
and subpoena had been effected on the sai 1
Elcnzcr—And it is further ordered tha
Ibis Rule lie published once a month 111 on
of tho Public Gazettes of Savannah until
the exptra/ion thereof.
Extract from tlie miliiltos.
ROBERT W. POOLER, CM;,
jams 30
nf
To Country Merchants
and Planters.
gFI THE subscriber, has re-
VJ j,- eeived by recent arrivals
* fc Ta^ ,rrmn Rniton, Providence,
Pfc*. New York nnd Baltimore,
very extensive assortment of '
Shoes, Boots, Bootees,
and Brogans,
every kind and tlesei ipHon, a part-of
which la the fulluwiogi
Ladies fitio Satin and Prunellajsquatu
toes)
Ladies fine Prunella Boots
•to tlo White Satin sltuei square
lues
Lndios fine Seal skin and Morocco
springs
Ladies fine Morocco Walking, heels
do do do do springs
Gentlemen's fine Boots of a superior
quality, front Baltimore
do do Shoes do do
do do Himes and Boots from
Millet’s manufactory
Gentlemen's Mon cco Pumps, very
do
tlo
do
do
fine, heels
do
do
qiinhfy
do
do
do do springs
Seal Siloes, superior
Pumps do do
squnip nnd lulind toes
Childrens
Morocco Bout,
do
Seal do
. do
Leather do
do
Prunella do
Misses
do do
do
d- do
At-SO ,
A verji extensive assortment of
Superior Negro Shoes,
Brogans'iintl Bootees.
Wholesale and retailnt the store f
OTIS JOHNSON,
Wit r has constantly on hand
Calf Skins, best Soal Leather Band do.
Blacking, Brushes, Wrapping Paper. &c.
oct 0 IOSt. .
By the President of the U.
States.
I N pursuance of law, I, Anniii-.w Jxrrc-
snx, President of the United States ur
\meripa do hereby declare and mako
known that a public sale wilt be held at *
the l,sod Office nt St Helena Cnmt House,
in tiio Statu of Louisiana, on the second
Monday in November next, for tho dispo
sal of the unappropriated public lands with
in tho limit of the undermentioned town
ships, sltunte in tne Land District W est of
Pearl River,and East of tho Island of Near
Orleans, to wit:
Township two, nf Range one,
Townships one, two, three, five and six,
of Range twn.
Townships one, two, three, four, five
and six. of Range three.
Townships one, two, three, four, six and
Mvejfj and fractional townships aright anil
nine, of Range four. i )
Tonniliipsanr, two, three, font, five,sis
and seven, and fractional township eight,
of Range five.
Townships one, twn, three, four, five, six
and seven; nnd fractional township eight,of
Range six.
Townships one, two, three, four, five,six
nnd seven, nnd fractional township cigliffof
Range seven.
Townships one, two, three, four, five,six
and seven, and liactional township eight,of
Range eight.
Township*one, two, three, four, fire, six
and seven of Range nine.
The above townships are all situate soiiIIt
of the thirty first degree or latitude, and
Hast pi tho Meridian, ond embrace nearly
all tlm lands lying on the Amite Tickfaw,
nd Tnngapaim rivers.
The township* will be offered iu the or
der above designated, beginning with tho
lowest number of .soction in each.
The lands reserved by law for thettse of
schools, nr for other purposes, will bo ex
cluded from sale.
Given under my hand atthe.citynf
Washington, this thirteenth day ; of
JunP, A.D. 1829;
(Signcd) ANDREW JACKSON.
Bv tho President,
GKO.GRAHAM
Cnmmissionct of the General Land Office.
To be piihlished ill tiie Natchez States
man, Jackson Journal, Louisiana Adverti
ser. AKapn'pa Gazette, Huntsville Demo
crat, Mobile Register. Baltimore Republi
can, PhilaM’lphia, Sentinel, Richmond
Enquirer, Raleigh Star, Gharleston Mcr-
tury, bnvQttnRlj lUpubltcaa, Augusta
Chronicle,Nashville Ucpublican, & Louis
ville Advertiser,
ftiiv 171
BOOkS, STATIONARY AND JOB
PRINTING
T. M. DRISCOLL,
O FFERS for saleat ins new establish
ment oil the II.iy, two doors east? of
Bull stroet, on extensive assomnent. cf
•t’HOOL nnd MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, STATIONARY nnd FANCY
AKTICLFiS, selected by himself in tlm
Northern Cities during the past summer*,
nnd wliirh having been purchased nt the
lowest {trices, will bo sold at a proportion-
•ably reduced rnt»*. ,
Job Printing.
Having also purchased an elegant assort
tiionl of ornamental t ype, in addition to
his former extensive snpply.he will lie ena
bled to execute all orders for Booim.I’am-
phlets. CinruLAits, Cards, IIand and
Post Bills, &o. in a style nf embellish
ment. net hitherto surpassed.
Book Binding.
He has also employed permanently a
fit-si rate workman, & all ordarsin this Rue
of business, will receive prompt attention,
and becntnpleted with punctuality nnd in
the must approved taslo.
oct 20
For Sale..
4 NEGRO Fellow, a Jobing CaVpctf
i Pr —ibr particulars, imply at thu Of
fice of the Savannah Republican,
oct 24 218a