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.FRIDAY GVtiNINCi DECEMBER 11, 1829. Whole No 6520 Effingham County, INFERIOR COURT, Jut.tTzioi, 18£9. xi. N tlio petition of Williimi Morel, sta- SI 9 ting ilie exislcnco & loss and praying ,|io establishment nf n certain promissory unto, jointly and severally made and signod l,y William J. MUlryne. and. William G porter} botlt late of said county deceased, dated Effingham county, Ifilli February, 1 Bid, payable to tlio said Wililam Morel, or order, on or lieforo tho 1st day of January nPX >, for the sum of twenty-fivednl|ara,for video received, a copy whereof, with tlio artlilavit of the said Villi,tin Morel, is died jo the Clerk’s Office,—It is ordered jhat William King, of tho County of Effiing. Inin, the actin'.! and qualified administrator of tho said William (I. Porlor, deceased, and tlio heirs and representatives of the siitd William J. Mutryite, decoased. do slibw cause on or before the lust day of the next term ol this Court, why the prayer of tho netitin ier should not he vrnnied, audit is farther ordered that this rulo Itn published in min of tho public Gazettes of the City nf Savannah, once a monih until the time appointed for she ving cmlso thereof. i extract front the inltthtes, JNO. CHARLTON, Cllt. I linlv to Treasurer’s Office. UKCKMnKB t, 1829. w«ylF. average price iifFtimr during the last month being SO 75 per barrel ol lint lbs, llrcad for tho present mouth mist weigh as f »,‘ows vizi It 1 -i cents I .oaf tilts 11 oz n 14 ” “ 1 “ 5 !•*“ Of which all Hakcrsanil scllotiof llroad ill take due Notice. M. \V. STEWART, c. t. dne 3 For sale. A TRACT nf Innd containing t50 a ores, sitttnlc In the district of Oi- ingoltnrgh. on Edlsto creek in the state of imttliCaroline, bounding Itblllt on lends fit ante! Mtzyck. ttlid 'south and weston ho said creek. For n plat of said land, and torms of sale, only to * GEO. GLEN, felt r> Ex’or. e»t. of John Glen. Superior Rose ami Orange Flower Water IJST roreivnil and lor snle by . A. I*ARSONS. Druggist. At the Eagle No. 8, Gibbons’ range, onv 4 440 Fig Blue and Starch. O BOXES Gilbert’s STARCH. 5 do Pig llluo Just received anil for vale by A PARSONS, Druggist, Al the East V 'll Gibbon’s Range. «epl 48 CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE House, Sign, Furniture &• Ship PAINTING, klLBING, GLAZING AND PAPER- HANGING DIE subsciiber grateful for former favors, alter a residence nf ten years, tailors his services to the public in tho a- \>s«\ww, and informs them that Ills Es- Iblhhinenl, Sign of the Hand ami Brush, worth Exchange. is undergoing a general pnlcxienslvu improvement, and tliat he is received by late arrivals a largo supply Paints, Oils, llriishoa, Window. Glass lit. tiec. Willi tho assistance nf a cmnpe jrit foreman, whom lie has employed, will liable liiiii to.execute Work of yje kind, tin accommodating terms as any person a the city. [ Paints, Oils? Brushes, IVindoio Glass, SMct, Paper Hangings. Ifc. Arc. - full a general assortment of articles in ke line always kept un hand, for sale gjjuiale and retail. N. U. Vidals prepared for itso and diteo- ns given for using them. P. MARLOW. m t m Chatham Su perior Coon, January Term, 11180. In Equity. Ploying Cards. k N assortment of Superior qnslliiy just ■ received and for stilo hy . A. PARSONS, Druggist, lAlthe Eagle, no 8; Ulbbthis' Range, ritlM toil plinmbevs Superior Court, \ JUNE'iath, (wo- fie Marine*. Eire in franco llank ol the late of Georgia, et at vs. Bcazor Early, Lp, . a. al. [ l,0| ng verified to tho Court tliat Elea:- f. zer Early onooftho dofendants fnlhe eve cause resides out of Chatham coun* 'In motion it is ordered that tfio said 'enzer I'.tfrly appear on or. before Ihe.first i' of the’next Term of this Court tihd eh- Ims appearance ilioreto and in default |teor the said complainant hnvo leave to 1,.„ un their said Hill, lit tlio same I, "7 115 lf personal seidre nf tho Hill ‘I™ 11,1 bad been clfecied on the sni I l«ir'°i r , 8,1 il ' s further ordered that lii.JotS PuMIshod once n month in one I t ubfic Gazelles of Snviflnuli until - expiration thereof mXSf fr " m lhe toinutes. fittnc SO ^BMW- POOLER, Cllt. To rent. ajjansL Tho smres near Market square HfiTESL. ucc "l''°d by-Ebenezer Jenckes. ’IHliWB. Possession glvhti the 1st Nov. “=“=*» for terms enqtiironf M. MYERS. W|)t 88 100$ [anal Flour 1 , .Buckwheat 4 iulBam|. WHOkfl ,irid haU^UEls. Cancl , , ;'chinoh(l.('’bnu: .. • lnii'n ?,•«.* MliUudelphia Bne.Wheat uo Ins- superior Hjtit'imore llams.ol Ii*" 1,1 ,IZI! »6j'fine, flavor |nav i! AUI ’ KS; Ai'WOODRUFF. Sulph Brought to Jail. TN Savannah, on tho 10th Inst, it negro M. man who says Iris nnnio is JERRY, and llint Ire holonga to the Slnte nf Gem. gla, that lie ritnuway from' the Chalnlrun. dice liver lilinut 4 months ngn—lie is 5 feet 0 inches high, and about S3 yenrs of ngojlie is of a yellow complexion and ilut- tors when speaking. JOHN I DEWS, J,c. c. aug 18 180 Brought to Jail, TTN Savannah nn the loth Inst, a negro JL man who says his mime is SIMON, and that ho belongs to tlio Stole of Geor gia, that he runaway from the Chatalroo- cheo Hirer M oot 4 months ngn—lie is 5 feel 5 8-4 inches high and about £5 years of ago—hu has Inst one of Ills front teeth. JOHN I. DEWS, s. v. c. aug 18 Brought to Jail. V'N Savannah, on the loth Inst, a negro JL mail who say’k Ills mime is NED. and that lie belongs to the Stale of Ocoigiu, that he runaway from the Chataliooeliee river about 4 months ago, he is 5 feet U itches high and about 48 vears t JOHN l. DEWS c. c. altg 18 ISO Committed td Jail, A T CHosnw lintolile. oil the I5lh nfMav A last, a negro mnn named GEORGE 'ho snys lie belongs to tho Oakimtlgee Navigation Conjjiany in Georgia, of whom Mr. Robint McCall is agent; he is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 nr 8 incites high July. 18 J. J. BECK, j.b. ti. Committed .to Jail, A T CooSawhntcbie; oti the 40th March il. Inst, n negro man who says his name is JOE. wlm first claimed Mr Richard El lis as his master, hut since says lie belongs to a Mt. i din Thierco, who lives about 4 miles front Snvartnah; lib is about 5 feel 9 inches high, litld about forty years of :lgb. J. J. BECK, j.n. n. July 13 163 Brought td Jail. TS Savannah on tltn 7lli insi. i negro JL man win, says hi« flame is JOE, and that lie belongs to William Hqwilrtl iif So. t'n. and that lie ranaway about one month ago. lie is 5 feet 4 1-4 Inches lush nml a- bout 30 years of age-*-' bus lost Ills front teeth, JOHN I. DEWS, J c. ti nny 8 Brought to Jail) ¥N iSnVtinu.ii) ori tite Itii ult <1 negro JL mnn who say* hi* nnme i*SA!U. niul that ho belongs to Minis & Bell, of Mont- cautery county Georttiu, nml (lint he rana wny about flfte&h days ngo, he i4 .6. feet 6 inches high, and about SB venrsofnge. ;jO!lNI. DE\VS,J.C. r nov 6 Brought to Jail; 1 N Suvnunah on iliri Ifltli ult. a negro, ■- niao-whosays hi* nnme is TONEY that he belong* to Avoby Frtp of S^t. Hele na, .Smith Cniolin t; and flint he rgntiwiiy about two monllii riitci—iioi* 6. fqet 7 ihch- es high, and about 4B yenrs of age. JOHN J. DFW8,j.c:ct dec 2 Notice. A LL persons h-iving dcmanrls against the estate of Joliii Fay doc, n»e re quested to present thcmdnlv attested, and those indebted to tho said dec. to make payment to 8. M. BOND, Adm’r. nov ttt ^ 238ft. House of F.htertninment. fANHE subscriher'havine p-.chastd of A Mr. Beck, that well known stand oh the Angus;,i road, jthnitl £1 miles from Sa vannah informs his friend* and the public in general that lie lias opened a house uf entertainment for travellers, and assure, those who may coine his way ihnt the best attention shall ha p lid to llteir cotplort us well as the utmost rare tn their horses. JOSEPH a. BLANCE. novO 244tI ( Electors of Chatham Coun ty. ; Frieridsnnd Fellow CUizerls: TT AM a linniliilafc for Coroner nl tile K- JL loutinn in January next, anil sliuuai 1 he elected, will endenvor to discharge .he duties of the office with fidelity- Very respect fully, 11. HAUPT. itnv. 7 845? llcmmxid. rfl'NHE suhseritiers have Removed to Ilio South West corner nf Shad’s lidililingX, opposite the Eas( end of Gib bon’s buildings. Where lltoy aro opening 8 very extensive assortment Of PLAINS, BLANKETS, COTTON BAGGING, STAPLE GOOIIH, amt a ntperior assort mont nf FanefTlSooils, which lltoy intend selling at a low advance. 5 FVVM. fit IL ROSE, oat 20 801) I s j »y , -ate Quinine. OUNCES direct from tltn im pfdievs, fuy glide at rridnoed pri ■aav'j'' 1 '’ SIIAHTER fefUPpER. EMPORIUM OF FASHION. Mallcry & Duffy, On the Bay, rnmonirr. this kxchanoi:. H AVING availed themselves of the most recent arrivals' from Europe, nrp now prepare,i to furuisli their friends and the public generally with a more cle gaut.and extensive assortment of Goods in their line, than they Itqvo ever ollbred heretofore, viz t Wilkins’ superior Golden Crown and Olive CLOTHS, (quite a new stylei Blue, lllack, Drake Neck, Green,'Steel and t Ixford mixl patent finish or Lon don CLOTHS Sup. Iiltin, black, brown, drab, fawn,steel uiixt. Corhenn, Lavcndn, and other cnl’d Loudon CA8IMEKS. lllack and blue black plant VELVETS Figured.brown and Fancy colored do. And a great votiety of light and dark col’d Sdk and Valencia VESTINGS. Double boild blue ami brown CAM* LETS, a verv superior nrlicto for Cloaks and Great Coats. Heinz supplied with a lull and first rate complement of New York and Philadelphia Workmen, front the first establishments, they me prepared to mnkn up tho above articles in a style that cannot fail to please Also a» usual. For tho ne.enminndu|ion of Tr.i vollors and those who prefer despnteh, they have a full assortment of Ready. Made Clothing, of the 1st, Id and 3d qualities, consisting of— Coats,.Frocks, Coattccs, Great Coats, Cloaks, Opera Cloaks, Pants., Vests, Shirts; under Vests and Drawers, <Ju! Inis, and Hosiery, of all descriptions. FANCY ARTICLES. Cloth, morocco, and patent leather Caps nf Luke Davis’ most approved style Dnremns & Sydam’s N. York. Tnaiu’s Philadelphia, and Towson’s Baltimore unproved Stocks of nil pnt'erns Rltline Hells, Shoulder Braces, Watch Guards Suspenders, Fancy Spitnlfield lltlkfs. Cravnts Cravat Pads, Purses. Hair Brushes. Pantatuon ami Vest Springs, Horse-shin, Cnsrer. and Buck skin Gloves, Douhlo Mechanic Horse- skin Gloves, (the must beautiful arti cle of tho kind ever ollbred in this market) the whole of which will he sold at the most reduced prices, for cash or town acceptances. N. II, The a hole of the above stuck ha ving been carefully selected, and the grea ter part pm chased direct from the impor ters by Mr. D. peisOnnlly, mm the ready- innile clothing mnnufnomred immediately under his inspoi non, we feel confident In assuring our fiends, tliat nothing lias been spared in rcndonng our establishment wor thy the pntrnnngo we have heretofore ' so liberally enjoyed. oct 81 M. & I). -a ffedTh PULS Cat® Flour. B. S. II. fiioo’s brand 60 baskets . SnHud ' Oil, superior,- lOO.-Jioxesbo'nch Shfscatel Raisins' 30' do Lemons, in linn order 30 kegs ftosb Malaga Figs 75,000 Alexandria Segttts 15 biinnlies Onions 10 bids litsl quality Now.uk Cider For wile by COHEN s*MILLER. dee I - CARI’ENTEII’S Saratoga Powders, FOR MAKING congress s-p/tisa on Sarato ga /EATERS. T IIKRM is pcrlmps. soaicely nn imli- vUIuhI in the Uniind Smtes who i* not acqiK'iiotedg eiihbr by experience or report, whh tho, sa'iiinVy elffenr* of Uio Congress Spruiff Water* at Saratoga From tUUty to filtv thousand persons an nunlly visit thean Springs, many fnnp the remotest sections of the United Stales, and ftqme from the West Indies, and other for ei<n places. The creat expense in visiting the ripfings exclltdbs tlio Kreatpr portion of ilieT,omtmmiiy» (mui’e than nine nut of ten,) and (lie hot tied writer, from its high trice, prevents its use.to tho extenj nf he- ngsurviectble,.ttnd otmfluoa it to u small number ; .it appears to he a serious evil that so valuable an articlo should he so res tricted, that comparatively feu should he aide to enjoy what is so comluetvcv to gen eral health in tltn lint weather of our sum mer months. From those circumstances, (Jeo. W. Carpenter is pleased to announce i lie preparation of tho above powders, con- taininRall the essential *uhs\noccs with liicli these celebrated Springs are impreg nated, and fiom which the waters of ilio Congress Springs at Satntoan me precise ly and dleel,dally imitated. With a view td.ncconviioci’ue the public, and to brine into grnerai use so honvenient and vnlnu- Ide n substitute for these waters, he has been induced to go very extensively into the jnamifacunre of them, to put them at a price l(J ho whliin the reach of most per sons.* ’ For the accommodation of (he pub lic, agents will be appointed in all the ci ties and principal inland owns to give a general circulation to so useful' an article throughout the country. The public’ are recommended to make trial of these pow ders, as he finds by experience, and front the opinion of the most eminent of the fa culty,tliat the water inode from them pos sesses the same medicinal qualities, is as fl’ecluul in its operations, and precise in taste, ns that taken immediately from the Springs. These pow ders are therefore re commended ns n valiinhl • remedy in all cases where the Saratoga Waters are pre scribed. Persons on sea vovnses, or residing at ft distance from the springs, and in waitn climates, will at once perceive the gieat advantage of making use of these powders, winch besides being more portable end less expensive than the bottled water; will keep without, injury for any lenuili of time, as they qr^equal in medical effect to that taken fresh from the springs, thev are cer tainly uineli piefetable from the ninny ad- vontftgfts they possess. These powders Tiro superior to the Seidlitz, inasmuch ns they arc equally a per.tcnl and agreeable, - at the same - time possessing umijrand chalybeate qualities in Asuperibr degree, mid are- consequently better adapted; |o weak and debilitated consthutious tKflrt any other cuthauic in use. Printed direotiqjfS will accornpany the powdors. Ahl. . . . . , ig ... Mnmilnctnrod’ riTfijbft'f sitIfcV only, by Geo. W. Carprititcr, aj)tl sold by appointment by . . ' A. PARSON’S, Druggist. At the Eaglo"NoV8 Gibbotj** Range’. nov3 Boohs "at Half Price. 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N OTE E is hereby given, that I have in mV possession one half nf .1 ’ ill for One Hundred Dollar* on the Planter’s Bank of Georgia, Signed hy Geo. Ander son, a* President of said Bank, and .nn now the owner of the same. Tliat some time ago both halves of said hill were in the tossession of Benjamin- Reynold’s, of Baldwin Co »nty, and one of them having the Cashier’s name was dropt by him and believed to have been accidentally swept into the fire or otliera |se lost Application lias been made by me 10 the Bank for pay ment ol the same, and after the expiration uf three months l shall again pieseutlhe said half Bill to the said Bank for pa'v- ment. .SEABORN JONES.* MilUdgtvilley 10th Nov. \829. *jRc 5 §m2'|H Correction, ft vols, by Mrs Opie Campbell; or the Scottish Probatloneri vols Charlotte’s Daughter, sequel to Chftrlottq Temple Cicely, or the rose of Roby, 4 vols, by Su sannah Rowsun Contributions of (l. Q. ft vols Clnysal, nt the advbntores - of a guinea, 4 vols . Contributions of Q. Q. by Jane Taylor' fjf&bjal TluineVof Lanarh Ed^evt'Otth’s PopuUr Tales; ft VOV*? f \\4d. isi rfnd ftd sfe’ri'es iV'oiip'e.'by M ts a tY/fVrf FUBation^ ft vetff Barnes’ Beer. T HE subscribers having been appoint ed agents for.the selling of this ex ccllent utricle, begs leave to inform the mblic that they have received a supply o t. It is warranted of the first quality and no doubt will sustain the high character it deserves. The subscribers will constantly have a supply on hand—any orders will be attend ed to by GAUDRY& LEGRIEL. nov 20 285Tt For Snle. B Y leave of the Inferior Court of this County, will be sold oh ,ibe First Tuesday of January, for the benefit ol the creditors, that valuable and ifnproved jiantaliou, on Skidaway Island, contain- ng G9i> notes, and known' by the name of HIBERNIA. TliO©. IJ. P, CHARLTON, AdnVr, de boms non, &c. nov 80 ...... Land for Sale. rjlllE Mibscrihcroflor. for sales treat Ji. of Land in Troup cotAity, Nor 106, cuntainlng 202 I £ ccics of oak onfi hick ory. An elegant water course runs thro*, the greater part nf il. Tile said treat uf land a as drawn by Jacob \\ aver Apply to JOHN j. WAVER, dec 7 140||M* OT?- Tlio Milledgcville Recorder will please giro the above three weekly insor- tion,, nml forward the account to this of fice for payment. Sugar, Bagging, &c. S* IlltDri Itriuie l^ew Orlctfns Sitgac P9 to ilu do St Croix do, 50 piccel hemp Bagging 4 drf l.les.ians . 30 bli|4 ••l’helps” Uln to hhti Sn 3 Mackerel 12 oiulishces'o so lings Shot assarted sizes 8t) grind Slones small sizes I pipe superior. Madeir a Wind : 15 cutes llris ol patent pressed Wins! Hiitrtes 30 li lies Superior 'English Mustard 20 hlils Loaf Sugar 20 liinl# prime retailing Molasses 10 boxes W htttouioro Cotton Caidd No 10 , 15 boxes Soap 10 firkins first quality Goshen Butte, 5 kegs bar Load £0 boxes Negro I’ipei £0 131b catty boxes Hyson Tea . I£ £lb do do 1 Imperial and Gunpowder Tea Boxes Cavendish and kegs plutt Tobacco 5 £ oases Wont lints For sale on acco'mmodnting terms hy HUNTINGTON & MAY. nov £3 Ale, F’lour, Butter &c. I andinff frtim ship Statira. /& Blri.S Fidler and Taylors AL*- *Sk\W bony Alo 20 half bbls t>.mri Flour. 10 Firkins be*» Goshen Butter 10 casks' doChoese 00 bfixris' Bunch Muscntef Raisins I no do Negro'Pipes Fur sale by JOHN BENTLEY. nov in Landing from brig Atlan tic. REAMS wrapping paper ™ " w w p cases' mens & buys Bro gan*. • , to Llids rorio Rico Sugars 10 do prime Molasses 50 I bis No 3 Mackerel 5 pipes Holland Gin For sale l.y , . nov 21 , .t. STON™ , Bolivar and Jackson Gaps and NavafiftOf Stocks. ■JtlST received’bV the ship Tybee and other lsite arrivals,-a very sjflendid as- jMMtment of Men’s and Youth’s Caps of entire new pattern*.—Also, a very hand some assortment of premium Nuvartno Stocks. ■ SlALLERY & DUFFY. nov £5' , Lauding from schr Ureg <a ‘ -fl 9 /fl BOXES Yellow Soup 36 do I'ancv up 20 bbls Prime Pork 'City’Inspec tion” 20 firkins Goshen Bdtter 10 bbls Cider 20 do Vincgat *0 do Cpnnl Flour 10 boxes Sperm Catidles For sale by Cohen & miller. dec 5 . *\ Juvenile Psalmist, O H Tho Child'shmoilnctio.i lO Sacred Music—Prepared ni the' request- of tire "Boston Sabbath School Union-” By Lowell Mnson. Just received by T.'M. DRISCOLL? | dec 1 244 Wood for Sale. . ( T UP. Subscriber offers ior sate oh Goodwin’s wharf,.Live Oak, lllckt) . ry, lllack Jack and Ash Wood of tiro very first quality- lie invites the heads if • Families to call and judge (or themselves, lie has now a £oodsnpply ( and rvitt bo hep py-to furnish his friends and the public at large, . , ' ‘ ,; dec 4 . N. B. Havicg n Urge store would ie- c ive produce ol all kinds Qnstorcage, thn store is p.n(icularly well arranged for-thq . ,■ storage of hay and ppipyot other grarpv il * I