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Y SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN.
No 222 ..Vol. XXVI
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1829.
Whole No . ..6488.
jyffins'hum County,
oKRIOJl COURT, J UI,Y Tkmi, 1020.
f V tho petition of William Mural, sin-
1,1,11! tile existence & loss nml praying
, i .ibliihnicnt nf« certain promissory
K tlintiv and severally made and signed
’'Iv i ram J. Mulryna/.nd Willi.,,,? O
i "‘"La, i„| 0 of said county deceased,
“I? fcfflnihtim county, ISilt February,
«l.« sJwililamMorel. «r
nr lioforo tlio 1st day of January
.for the sum of tivontyflvodoMars.for
e ? received, a copy whereof, will! tlio
JrltVit of'tho said William Moral, is (lied
H.OIerk'e Ofiico,—It is ordered that
li-mm King, of tho County n f Efliing.
t acl ine and qualified atlnilnistrator
?!t said William G. Porlpr, deceased,
1 ! ,L heirs and representatives of the said
S Muir,no. deceased, do shew
on or before the fltjt day at the next
j .his Court, why the prayer of the
Suin',er should not ho granted, and it is
other ordered that this rule he published
m o of the public Gawltes of the Cltv
Savennah, once a month until the time
loainted for shewing cause thereof,
P l’vtract from the inlnntM,
bX JNO. CHARLTON, C1U.
Itilv 18 16T ii:
" Late Publications.
— NEWFORKST, a Novel by
ho author «f “Bramblelye House”
Author of "Hungarian Tales.
it|l|
assortment «f ST ?oX, r ^,i >, ’2y
fur dil dran. and Belffilw Bn-
Print,.
received and/or.ale by^ oLL
Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah, on tho Iflthinst. ti negro
man who says his name is JERKY,
and that ho belongs to the Stato of Ge»r.
gta, thnt ho runaway from the Ohniahoo-
elteo river about 4 mouths ago—he is !i
leet O inches high, and about 3S years nf
ngo;bo is of a yellow nomplexlun and stut
ters when speaking.
JOHN I DEWS.j.c.o.
attg 18 ISd .
Brought to Jail,
I N .Savannah on tho 10th Inst, a negro
man who an,s his name is SIMON,
and that he belongs to tho State of Geor
gia, thnt lie ranaway from the Ghatahoo-
cheo River about 4 months ago—ho is 5
feet 0 8-4 inches high and about 2b years
of age—he lias Inst one of Ills front teeth.
JOHNI. DEWS.j.c.o.
nug 18
Brought to Jail.
Snvnnnnh, on the 10th Inst, a negro
JL man who says his name is NF,D, and
that he belongs to the State of Georgia,
that he ranawav from the Cliatahoncliee
river about 4 months ago, he is 8 feet 8
inches high and about tfl rears t
JOHN [. DEWS c. o.
aug 18 ' 180
Committed to Jail,
A T Coosa whatchie, on the 15th *f Mav
last, a negro man named GEORGE
who says he belongs to tho Oakmnlgee
Navigation Company in Georgia, nf wlmm
Mr. Itobeit McCall is agent; he is about
85 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 9 inches high
July 18 J. J. BECK, j. o. d.
M. Prendergast.
FAS received per schr Francis, from
l New York.
SnpuBIk Palm-trine,
Supr Fancy -Velvet Prints,
Snpr English Ginghams.
Supr 0-4 French Bombazines,
Spotted Crimson Ratllnets,
RIU Satin Levantines. '
Green S|IKfor Umbrella covering,
Bide Worsted'Braid,
Scarlet and Drab Cassirae e Shawls,
Fahey Chiut* „ *”•
lilk Nnukln and Canton Crapes,
Barege Hdkfs and Cravats.
Superior Dawns, and Linen Cambric
lldkfs '
Blue and Brown Cloths
Cnssimeres & Sattioels,
Woodstock Gloves,
Hnrseskin do '
Lined do
All for sale low,
At NoS & 14 Gibbon’s Block,
oct 1 200 1
Treasurer’s Office.
NnvESIBKR *, 1828.
(HE average price of Flour during the
last month being AO 75 per barrel ol
lbs. Bread for the present month
weigh asfollows viz:
1-2 cents Loaf t lbs 11 oz
11.4 •• “ 1
if which all Bakers and sellers of Bread
II take due Notice.
M. W. STEWART, e. t
iov 3 .
Notice.
L U. porsuns having any demands a-
Lidnstlho estate of Gotlcib Ernst,
itotF.ffinghaiff County, dec. will hand
|t«t in to ine Sulrscrihcr duly attested
Hinthe time prescribed by, law, and all
«tts indexed to said estate are reqttir
»make immediate puymeht to the sub-
r ‘ EPHRAIM KEIFFER,
Adtnnr G. Ernst, dee.
Effingham County, 2d Octolior, 1820.
pet 3
Notice.
LL persons having demands against
L the estate of John J liiley, are re
nted to present them duly attested and
> indebted to said estato Will nidkO
tent forthwith to
J. CHARLTON, Adm’r.
tot 10 M. A. IHLF.Y. Adm’x.
Committed to Jail,
A T Coosawhatchie. on the 25th March
/R. last, a negro man who says his name
is JOE, who first claimed Mr Richard El
lis as his master, hot since says he belongs
tn a Mr. J ihn Thleree, who lives about 4
miles from Savannah) he is about 5 feet
8 Inches high, and about (hrtv years of age.
J. J. BECK, j. n. D.
July IS 108
For Sale.
B Y Ica-e of the Inferior Court of tills
CdUntv, will he sold on the First
Tuesday of Decemher. for the benefit ol
the creditors, thnt valuable and improved
plantation, on Skidaway Island, contain
ing 638 acres, and known by the name of
HIBERNIA.
TflOrs. U. P. CHARLTON.
Adm’r dr bonis non, &c.
sept 15 18* /
Notice.
A LL persons having demands against
the estntn nf James I. Anderson, of
Emanuel conntv, will present them duly
attes;,rd, and those indebted tn the same
will makeimmediatepavment to.
sept 28 THOMAS VVINNEY,
Notice.
A LL persons indebted to the F.stnte of
Di. Elijah Gillktt, will he plea
sed to to make payment to the snbscriher;
and those having demands against the
same, will present them to
JAMES HIGGINBOTTOM,
Ad’mor. lit ionis non.
|with the will annexed.
Lower Three Runs,(S. C.)Sept. 7th, 1820.
oct 8 201
Court of Common Pleas
and Oyer and Terminer
forthe City of Snvannah,
OCTOBER TERM 1828.
W HEREAS John Mallory having
heen summoned to attend tile
Graul Jury at tile present Term of this
t’ourt as a Talesman and failed to appear.
It isordeted, Thai unless good nnri suffi
cient cause nf exrttse be filed with tho
Clerk of this Court bofoic the next Term,
he be fined in the sum of 20 dollars.
W. K. OUEK1NEAU, elk.
oct 28
Notice,
10UR filontlts after dato application
will bo made to the Hon. the Justices
like Inferior Court of Emanuel county
|‘ c| wo to sell all the real estate, of James
liney, dec. for tho benefit of tlio heirs nod
]dilors of said estate
TIIOMAS SWINEY. Adm’or.
(88 171
For sale.
TRACT of land containing 250 a
. ores situate in the district of Oi
kcbmrgh, on Edisto creek in the state of
lath Carolina, bounding noith on lands
ltonicl Mazyck, and south and west on
Maid crook.
jPor a plat of said land, arid terms of sale,
I'jto GEO. GLEN;
1*“^ Ex’or. est. of John Glen
Negro Shoes, &c.
1 PACKAGES—consisting of
Men’s Boots, Bootees, Shoes
i Pumps.
■l IS « ALao
| Udle, » Bov » and Children’s Shoes.
. AND
dozen Lead Pencils.
* or *ale low at
LUTHER’S
■art 27 Exchange Office.
rn>a i A Car d*
L 0.vJA MES ni LLS, finding it re
l c, ipation f,„ l °u" rn kor attention to some
BP2*«Sta& ,u w o,, " r i,cr
law you, ,Y.a. Comn, °d«te *Uh Board
Vmay ho rcn,? ; , ; rj" p;,yEVOr y ’ ,, Jmfllori
^ n &Sdf nwn "" mod6f '
Fifty Dollars Reward.
A BSENTED himself on tlio 13th tilt.
my mulatto servant man JIM lie lias
been since in Savannah. Fifty doll.ns
will be paid on proof to conviction of his
being harbored ova while person, or twen
ty dollars if by a colored person, or ten
dnllnts for Ids delivery in Jail. All mas
ters and ownms of vessels nro cautioned
not to receive him on board, as every exer
tion will be made to detect them, nuil tlio
law inforced. JIM is a small size man,
22 or 8 years old, well made and thick for
bis height, smiles when spnken to, one or
lintll of Ills ears are bored, ho is passing
himself ns a free man,lie wore a white hat,
dark Sattinett short coat, lias a red Plaid
Gambtet Clonk and oilier clothing, witli
him. itsu lly wears a round jacket of
dark Suttiueti. WM ROBARTS.
Ricoboro, Liberty co. 5(h of October1028.
P. S. Tho above fellow JIM, has been
seen lurking elinut the streets of Savannah,
within the last five nr six days,
oct 0 202rt
Regular Communication
OF THE
Grand Lodge of Georgia.
T HE Officers and Members of tlio
Grand Lodge of the Btnto of Geor
gia and the different Lodges under its ju
risdiction by their proper representatives,
are requested to assemble at the GRAND
LODGE II ALL, In Millegeville, on Mon-
oar tho7tb day of December next,
THOMAS F. GREEN.
Grand Secretary, G. L. S. G.
05“ The Editors of tho Savannah Re
publican, Augusta Constitutionalist, Ma
con Telegraph, Washington Nctvs.Colum-
ous Enquirer, will give the above thiee
weekly inscrtlnhs, end forward their ac
counts to tlio Grand Secretary v •
oct 15
208
A
net 15
To Rent.
A convenient dwelling house
Pleasantly situate,, in Brough
ton street Apply to
A. D ABRAHAMS
eotmf
A
sept 88
To rent.
The stores near Market square
occdpied by Ebenezer Jenckes.
Possession given the lit Nov.
for terms enquire of
M. MYERS.
188J
For Sale or to Rent.
The aubicriher wishes eith
er to sell, or rent for one year
from the 1st nf November next,
his House, situated an Colum
bia Square, twiner of York end Holier
sham Streets—a carriage house and stable,
with other outbuildings, are attached to
the - ousa. JAMES BROWN
snpt 8 190J
m
To rent.
A comfortable Dwelling
House
Apply to
HALL, SHAPTER &TUPPER.
oct 18
a
To i?ent,
THE wharf and building si
mated in Yanmcraw, adjoining
the lumber dock of the estate of
Pooler,'and pow occupied by
A. A. Sitiels Thispioperty is wed situa
ted for the lumber and wood buxines—pos
sea-ion will be given on the 1st Nov. Ap
ply to
R.M. GOODWIN,
net 80 lOOctv
ili
Landing
15 qr casks SCignetti Bran,
dv
4 1 8 pipes Selgnetts Bran
dj
in Firkins sop Goshen Butter
20 bhls Mess and Prime Beef
20 do Latham’s pure Molasses
Rum
6 half bids Fulton Market Beef
20 do do Butter
80 du do Water
25 Wine
40 boxes Soda
20 do Whito Soap
54 kegs "Ender's No I Tobacco
For sale by
COHEN&MILLER
oct 28
Cr-ckers
VJ1 VS
%
George Newhall
HAS just received and
offers for sale at his old and
well known stand, Nos. 4
and 9 Young s building,
A Farur. and complete assortment of
Gentlemen’s, Ladies, Miss
es and Children’s
BOOTS, BOOTEES. SHOES. AND
SLIPPERS,
Together with his usual supply of
Negro Shoes,
assorted qualities.
ALSO
50 cases Hats, ns«orted qualities
10 bales Negro Cloth ,
20 do Broad do low priced
150 reams Writing Paper
50 do Letter do
500 do Wrapping do
Solo Leather, Call and Lining Skins,
Shoo Thrend, Upper Leathdr, Sic.
Which he offers for sate on reasonable
terms for cnsli or approved credit.
(E/“ Country Merchants nnd Planters,
are particularly invited to call and exam
ine for themsolves.
oct 24 213
J1 50
It t-2
12 1-2
A Card.
T HE Subscriber has taken charge of;
nnd will keep under Ids own direc
tion, tho warehouse first built liy himself,
and by an Act of the Legislature of 1821,
intended to be a public warehouse, in
Hamburg, for the Storage of cotton ahd
tobacco.—A tobacco inspection to bo kept
therein. This warehouse, for convenience
and safety from fire, If not snperinr, is in
ferior to none in this part ol the country'—
It is 308 feet in longlli and 50 feet in width,
with a plank floor—situated in the centre
of the town, on the bank nf the Savannah
Uivor, nnd within 100 feet of the stream.
The othfr three sides are bounded bv
streets, one of 160 feet.ono of 100 feel,and
one of 80 tcol. Two platforms will ex
tend from the .warehouse to the river; so
that cotton will be put on boats without
couching the ground, except when tho riv
er is very low.
RATES.
For Inspection and Storage
of Tobacco for 8 months,
per hhd.
Fot Storage of Cotton and
delivery on the rivet bank
each bale por month.
Fo forwarding either to Sa
vannah ut Charleston, per
hale
Liberal advances on produce placed un
der his charge, will be made for a moderate
premium, or customary rates. He will
take the same care, and use the snme dili
gence for others as he would fot hiinielf.
lie will adhere to and go on with Ills n-
tiginal plan with regard to (he building of
tho town of Hamburg—nil imprisonments,
personal violence and persecutions, and all
the farsieal Sheriffs Sales of Hamburg, to
the contrary notwithstanding.
If John Willlamsom and his colleagues
want a town, let Iham do at I have done-
build one.
I will however, acrept of all their spare
change to help along the accomplishment
of that great undertaking j but the Town
hey shall never have. I built it for my
self; not fat them..—And if I had the n-
hlllties and perseverance to build n Town,
the will find that t have abilities and perse
verance enough to take care of it.
He will he duly thankful to all who fa
vor him with their ottsloni.
HENRY SHULTZ-
HAMBURG, Sept28th, 1820.
P. S. I Bin proud to say thnt the Haiti-
bmg merchants hnvo supplied themselves
this season, with more goads ol nil kinds
than at any former period, paiticularly
such as salt. Iron, sugar, coffee, bagging,
dry-goods, &c. Several new states nave
already opened, and others will open very
shortly The usual spirited disposition
prevails to give ns heretofore, at least at
much, if not more, for canon, than in any
ether cltv or town in the up-country.
At (or monev, unite will be countenan
ced uni-it it is founded on a solid basis;
nnd should other be taken in the markrt.
or should any monied institution in which
he market and country are interested, go
beyond wliat might be considered just and
prudent, immediate notice of it will bo gi
ven. without fear or favor.
Under all these favorable circumstances
I am induced tn hope that the communitv
and country generally, will find it to their
Interest to favor us with their custom.
H. S.
oct 3 201 p
District Court U. S. Geor
gia District.
AUGUST TEUlilj 1820.
^WAItD Coppee, Charles Camp.
Ileid, James Thompson and Lhu-
ranee O Byrne having boon duly lummoti
. MfWtH'Jurara al this Court,
tod falling to attend-Ordered that thev
» severally finfcil in the sum of ten dollars',
"lies* sufficient nccuses, on oath be filed
,11 tlio Clerk's Office on or before tho so
cond Tuesday in November next.
Extract irons tho minutes,
GEO. OLF.N, C’lk
nug t5 179
State Arsenal.
P ROPOSALS will lie received until
the 1 st of December next, for build
ing an A iisknal of Brick on the Lot op
posite the Quaid House, 60 feel front hv
40 (feet deep, two stories high, in accord
ance with a plan in possession of the un
dersigned,
Tlte proposals must Include the cost of
materials; the wot k must be done io the
••oat manner, and must bo finished by the-
•V day of Mny 1880. Tlio Bricklayers’ it
Carpenter's proposals may be separate oi
jointly—the latter would be prefe, red.
A Bond nf Ten Thousand Dollars with
approved security will be required, fur the
faithful performance of the contract.
W. T. WILLIAMS, Agntt
aug I 173V
Chambers Superior Court,
JUNE 25th,-1820.
The Marine & Fire In
surance Bank ol the
State of Georgia, at al.
Eleazer Early,
el. al.
Chatham So
pertor Cnurt.
January Term,
1830'
In Lquilil.
r ’being veriAed'.o the'Caurt thnt Elea
nor Early onttof the defendants in tin-
above cause resides out of Chatham coun
ty—On motion it is ordered that tlte s.ti<
luleazer Early appear an nr bcfnrc lhe first
day nf the next Term of tilts' Court und cn
ter his appearance thereto and in default
thereof the sntd complainant have leave I;
proceed nu their aaid Bill in the sat.-■•
manner at if personal sertire of the HR'-
and siihpccna had heen effected on the sal
Eleazer—And it is further orderetl lha
this Rule he published once a month in on
nf the Public Gazettes of Savannah dot'll
the expiration theteof.
Extract from the minutes.
ROBERT W. POOLER, CUf.
jttne 31) 153
Notice.'
P ERSONS hiving demands ngninsl
the estate of the late .Edward 1 Wil-
lln -s nf Screven county will present them
duly attested and those indebted ta said es
tate will mako payment to
WM; n. SCRUGGS, Adm’r.
oct31 218
Loaf Sugar, Hessians, and
Bagging.
Landing from shiv Florian.
K -j BBLS Loaf Sitatr
iJJ. 120 pcs 42 inch Dundee Cot
ton Bagging.
10 pcs Hessians ’
F °HALl|sHAFTER &fUPPER,
oct 79
Osnaburgs and Cotton
Baggiug.
p* pf PIECES CniuorBagging
€ 93 b hah s Osnaburgs
Just received per brig Courier, mid for
sole low at ^ pRpNDEROAST'S
No 3 & 14 Gibbon's Range.
oet 19
Rye.
A FEW Bushels for seed. Apply to
PALMES * LEE.
act 3P
Playing Cards.
A N assortment of suporior quality just
rocoived and for sale br
A. PARSONS,
Druggist,
At the Eagle, no 8, Gibbons’ Range,
sept 22 106
Annals for 1830.
py HOS. M. DRISCOLL has just ro
THE TOKEN and Christmas and New
V TI|XaTLANTIC SOUVENIR for
1830.
also;
Tho Now Novel WALDEGRAVE.
oct 20 200
Fig
Blue and Starch.
BOXES Gilbert’s STARCH,
_ _ 5 do Fig Blue
Just received and for tale by
A PARSONS. Druggist.
fAt tlio Eagle No 8' Gibbon’* Range.
NEW & CHEAP GOODS.
Received by ship Queen Mob.
AMONG which auk:
7 Adk YDS handsome Ginghams,
500 do Calico at!2 l-2cts
per yard
Extra fine Swiss & Swiss Mull Muslin
Swiss Muslin Dresses
Black & Col’d Cambrics
Bombazines, Levantines &s .India Sa
tin
Damask Silk, Merino nnd Casimerc
Shawls
Cashmere Mantles. Cotton Slmnls
Misses fine white Colton I lose
Ladies and gentlemen's Cotton and
Worsted Dusiory
Clark's thrend, needles, tapes, pins.
Sewing silks, patent thread, darning
Cotton, silver thimbles. large sizes
White Cotton cord for dresses, Pearl, ly and eflectnalfj imitated.
Cambria, bone, metal ami lasting lmt- J *'
tons, fine Ivory & horn dressing comlis
Twilled Homespun, White and Red
Flnnnels, Heavy Dufile Blankets
1200 yds Wolsh Plains
ALSO
A fresh supply of Cologne nnd Lavender
water, Hair Powder, Fancy nnd Windsor
soaps, Oils. Tooth & Hair brushes. &o.
Persons wishing any of tho above articles
will find it for their interest to call with the
CASH nml examine them at-
ISAAC NORTON'S new store.
:t 13 : Shad’s Buildings
Court of Common Pleas!
and Oyer and Terminer
for the City of Savannah,
OCTOBER TERM, 1829.
HEUEAH Mathew \r. Stewart,
VV. P. Hunter and JohnGtiilmnr
tin were s immoned to attend this Court as
Grand Jurors—and Dupree Postell, W.
Timmons find John Everingham Jr. as
Petit Jurors, and having tailed to appear.
It is ordered, Tlint unless they file with
tho Clerk of this Court good and sufficient
cause of excuse on or before the next Term
(Dec: U) they bo severely fined; Grand Ju
rors io tits sum ol 40, Petit Jurors in the
r dullars, each.
W.K. &UERINEAU, elk.
net 28
—-
Yellow Pine Timber Wan
ted.
pfiNHE Subsfcribef will contract lor Yel-
■ low Pine Timber nf variouf lengths ....
and sizes, deliverable .from the middle of use.
September to the 1st December. "
WILLIAM CRABTREE, Jr.
.,Ag*<;9.S. S .Mill Co)
NEGROES WANTED. .
Wanted to hiVe,- five able bodied
groes.
CARPENTER'S
Saratoga Powders,'
FOB MAKI.NO
CONGRESS SPRING OR SARATO
GA WATERS.
T HERE is perhaps scarcely an indi
vidual in the United Slates, wlio.iv
not acquainted, either by experience, nr
report, with the squitary effects of file
Congress Spring Waters at’ Saratoga
From thirty to filly thousand 1 persons an
nttally visit these Springs, many from the
remotest sections of the United Stntes, and
some from the West Indies, and other for
eign places. Tm) treat expense to visiting
the Springs excludes the greater portion of
the community, (more than nine nut of
ten,) nnd tlio bottled water, front it's high
f irice, prevents its use to the extent ef bo
ng serviceable, nnd confines if fa it small
number; it appears to lie e serious' , vil
thnt so valuable an article should be so'res-
trictod, thnt comparatively few should he
iilile io enjoy what is so conducive' to gen
eral health in tiic hot Weaflteir of our sum
liter months. From these circumstances.
Geo. VV. Carpenter is |ilfu«ed to announce
tho preparation of the above powders, con
taining all the essential substances with
which these celebrated Springs are impreg-
nated, and fiotn which the waters of the
Congress Springs at Saratoga me precise
ly .mil eflectiralfy nnlrnied. With a view
to accommodate tfie public, and to bring
into general use Jlj convenient rind 1 valua
ble a substitute fer these Waters, lie lias
been induced to go very extensively into
the manofacruro of them', tn put them at a
price to lie within the reacli at most per
sons. For the accommodation of (Jie pub
lic, agenls will be appointed in all tlte ci
ties and principal Inland owns to give a
S ineral circulation tn so useful on article
rooghout thri eomiVry. The public are
recommended to make fri'al of these pow
ders, as he finds by experience, and from
the opinion of the most eminent Of the fa
culty, that the water made from them pos,
seises the same medicinal qualities, is as
effectual in its operations, and precise In
taste, as that taken immediately from the
Springs. These pow ders are therefore re
commended as a vuldabl remedy in all
cases, wffiere the Saratomy. Waters' are pre
scribes; tipsp
Persons on sea voyages, or residing at a
distance from the springs, and in warm
climates, will at once perceive the gtent
advantage of making use of these powdefs.
which besides' being more portable, ant
less expensive than the bottled water, will
keep without injufy (br.ony length of time,
as they are equal in. medical effect to'that
taken fresh from the springs, thev a're cer
tainly much preferable from tlte many ad
vantages they possess.
(E/* These powders are superior to the
BeidlitZ, inasmuch as they are'equally a
pcrientan'd agreeable, nt tlte same time
possessing tohio and chalybeate qualities in
a superior degree, end are consequently
better adapted to Weak and debilitated
constitutibbsTlmn any other catlianio in
* MTV — ; i
sept 2(L lniitif:
By the President of the U.
StflteS;.
I N pursuance of law, I, An mine Jack-
son, President of lhu United Slates pt
Vmerica do hereby declare nnd make
know it (hat a public sale w ill be held at
tho Land Ofiico at St Helena Court House,
n .the State of Louisiana, on tlio socemf
Monday November next, for tlto dispo-
sal oftho unappropriated public lands with
in the limit nl the undermentioned town
ships, shunto in tno Land District West of
I carl River,and East of the Isltind of New
•Jrloans, tn wit:
Township two, of Rtinge one,
Townships one, two, ihfeo, tlvo and six,
ol Kunge two,
Townships one, two, threri, four, fivo
and six, of Range three.
Townships one; two, thrto, four, six And
Sbven. and Iraetinnal townships eight ami
nine, of Range four.
Townships one, two, three, filin',■ fide,six
and seven, and fractional taelnship eight,
or Range five;
Townships one, two, three, four, five, six
nnil sevch, andftaeilAnal township eight,of
itnnge six.-
' Townships nil4, two, three, foud, five,six
and soven. nml Factional township eight,of
Range seven.
T..whships one. fn'o; three; fottr, fivc.six
nnd seven, and linclional township eight,of
linage ciitlil- ^
T'i»nsliips one, two,.three, four, five, six
and seven of Range nine.
The alihvo tow nshipri a'ri- till fl'ttiete soitih
nf tlte thirty first degree of latitude,'and
b ast ol the M, ridlnti, mid cfiibrape nearly
dl the lands Ifitig ort the Ainite Ticklnw,
ml Tnngapi.h-j rivers.
The fowinfhips will be Offered in the or
der above designated, Wgitollng with the
lowest number of section in each.
The lands retorved by law fiir the use Of
‘Chil lis, nr for o'lied pbrposri, will be ex
cluded ffrito s*|e.
Given under, iny fi'snri nt the city of
Washington, (hid thirteenth day of
June, A. I), 1820.
(«ianed) Andrew jacks^n. .
B2 the President,
GEO.GRAHAM
Cnmmissionei ,,f tho General Land Office.
To lie pnhliihcd in'the Natchez States
man, Jackson Jahrnal, Louisiana A'dverti-
“*•; A|W*P» Gazelle, Huntsville Dcnto-
it, Mobile Register. Baltimore Republ’i-
II, Phil.t>.el|ihia Sentinel,, Richmond
Enquirer, Raleigh Sjar.CJlMrleslon Mer
cury, Savannah Itepuiilicad, Auenstu
Clirnniidr.Nashville Republican, * Louis"-'
vi)lo Advertiser,
jelly — 171 .
BOOKS, STATIONARY AND JO It
.. ,. PRINTim.
T. M. mtISGOLLy
O FFERS foV saloat his now'establish-',
ment on the B..,s, ttio’dnnrs' oast of.
Bull street, an extensive jMsoiihifilt rif
•'•HlOOi. nhd . miscellaneous
BOOKS, STATIONARY and FANCY
All rii’I.ES. seferted by himsnif in tlio’
Northern C iftes during the past summer,
and which haring been purchased at the
lowest prices, will be said at a proportion-
ably reduced rate. , ,
Job Prhi'ting.
Having nlso puroliHsed rin elrennt assort
mem of ornamentnl I'ype/iy addition to’
hi* 0-irmer extensive snpply.he will he ena-
bled to execute nil orders for Hookn.Pam-
piiLETs, Circulars, Cards, Hard nnd'
Post Hills, &c. in a style of embellish
ment, not liitliertrf surpassed.
Book Binding,
He Itas also employed permanently a
first rate w orkman, do nil orders in'lhis title'
of business, will receive prompt attention,
and lie complet'd Willi puncluality mid in’
tile most approved lasie.
. net 20
ser,
crat,
can,
For Salt, 1 .
A NEGRO Fellow, ti Joliiiig Carnen-
ter—for paVtictilnrs, atiiity at the Of-
fir.e of the Savnnriali' Republican.
Printed direetiohs will accompany the
powders.,
Manuthoturcd aDd for sale, only, by Gen.
W. Garpeutcf, nnd sold j by app'ototniem
by .A. PARSONS, Druggist;
At thri Eagle No; IT GibbOns’ '
. 1)0Y3‘
net 24
213m
*
Just received.
Landing from Armadillo and Emperor,'
nt HALF Pip.s Im quality Brandy
3 pipes Holland Gin
6 bills Madeira Wine
5 do Tyneritfo do
2 qr caslts Malaga Wine'
also ,
25 kegs V K Boner of Superior quit:
- 7 cases Hats, assorted
For -ale by
°<d 27 J. ! B. HERBERT.
CHEAP AND FA-IHONABLE
House, Sign, Furniture $•'
. Ship
PAI N TING,
GILDING, GLAZING AND PAF£r.
HANGING
rJfHE subscriber grateful for torm'er
JL favors, after a residence nf ten Ve'ars;
tenders his services to the publio in the a-
kove line, and informs them that Ins'. Es-
iablisliment. Sign of the Hand and Brush,
near the Exchange, is undergoing a gdueral
and extensive improvement, and thnt lio
has received by late arrivals a large' slinply
of Paints, Oils, Brusbris, Window Glass,
Sic. &c. With tho assistance nf a cdm’tie.
lent foreman, whom lie has employed; will
enable him to exeoule worlfof the Kind,
on as occommodating terms'us any person
in the city. ■ y
Paints, Oils, Brushes, Windthc Glass,
Sashes, Paper Hangings, tfci Sic.
With a general assortment ,nf articles in
the line always kept' an hand, for sale
wholesale and retail, „ , .
N, B. Paints prepnrtSd for use and ditec-
tions given for usirfg them.
g, . • P.MARLOW,
oet fl 202 i;
- - ' I * I I.11 - I —*
Wanted to Purchase.
! A NF.G O boy between 15 and IT
! \. 1 cars nf ag-i.! Aj'ipli at, the ofiUa
jjjfi ”—iblicar,- • • ”
6. e aVannah Repnl
sept 20' lUOM
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