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DAILY SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1829. Whole No! 6525 Effingham County, ifirElu&R COURT, Jui.y Tkiui. 1820. the petition nf William Morel, stn- 9 * tin- >ho exislonpe t Ion and praying ,i 1P n.talili'lnnont of n certain promissory mac. totally -anil scvornlly wads and signed i,« Wiiliani i. Mulryno. and William G 1'orlor. timli late of said county dccoaietl. .i.loil l'dlngllain coitntiq iiiili February, • rut, payahla tollinsaiu William Morel, or order, on or before the 1st day of January »t. for the sum of twenty five dollars,for vilati received, a copy whereof, with tho affidavit of the said William Morel, is (lied in die Clerk’s Oifico,—It is ordered that William King, of 'he County of J. filing- Inin liieficllne aud qnaltfiud adiiiinistrntnr of the said William 0. Porter, deceased, and the heirs andrepresentaiivcs of the said William J. Miilryne, deceased, do shew caiiso oner before tho (list duy nflhe noxt terns of this Court, why the ( prayer rd' the netltinaer should not bo granted, and it is further ordered that this rule lie published in otto of the public Gazettes of the Oltv o( Savannah, once a month unlit the timo appointed for showing cause thereof. 11 Extract (font the minutes, JNO. CHARLTON. Clk. fsilr l» ’ - Treasurer’s Office. Df.cr.MBtl'. 1,1(120, •sryir. average price of l‘'lonrtliiringthn I. last month being SO 7b per barrel nl I3H |K llrcnd for tlm present mouth inert weigh n« follows vie: 12 1-2 cants Loaf Slbs II oz tl 1-4 *• “ > ” «*-*•» Of tflmth all Bakers and sellers of llread trill mkc tine Voticc. M. W. STEWART, c. *r. dec " ■ For sale. A TRACT of land containing 250 , I situate in the district of I) niif laitgli. on TOdrsto rtieelt in tho state of Smith Carolina, bonuding noith on land* ofBaniei Alazyck, and sooth and weston r lto eriiil creek. For a plat of said land, and terms of sale, apply to QBO. G l.wi, fit, f Rx’or. est. r,f John Glen. Books at Half Price. for SALE nv Win. T. Williams. 4 NS W U R to the Olive Branch, I yol It mo—by A Federalist . Superior Rose and Oranjfe Flower Water J UST received and lor sale by A. PARSONS. Druaglst. At the Battle No. 8, Gibbons’ range, nor * C20 ‘ ?r> Fig Blue and Starch. BOXF.ft Gilberttp STARCH i do Pig Blue Jim received am 1 for sale by A PARSqNS. Druggist, At the Eagle \ - ft Gthlmn’s Range- sept *« CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE House, Sign, Furniture t$’ Ship PAINTING, GILDING, GLAZING AND PAPER- HANGING T HE subscriber grateful for former favor*, after a residence nf ten years, temlers Ills aerrices to Hie publio in the a- love line, and informs tlmni that Ins Es- xiWWhment, gnoj Hand and Brush, tar lit Exchange, is undergoing a general nal rsitiiaivo improvement, and that ho , u received by late nrrivals a large supply [cl Points, Oils, Brushes, Window Glass. Ike. With the assistance nf a compe tent foreman, whom he has employed, will [enable him to execute work of the kind, on si accommodating terms xi any person iu lb* citr. Poinli, Oil,, Brushes, Window Class, Stubs, Paper Hangings. Ife. hie, IVitl, a general assortment nf articles in the line always kept on hand, for tale ibolewle and retail. N. II. Paints prepared for use and ditre- ioni given for using them. P. MARLOW. oct 8 gag Playing Cards. N assortment of. superior quality just received anil for solo by A. PARSONS, Druggist, At the Eagle, no 8, Gibbons’ Range. ■wpttt 188 Chatham Su-. ' perior Court, January Term, 1880. In Equity. chambers Superior Court, JUNE £5tlt, 1880. i Marine & Flro In- h"»nce Bank ql t|je PUto of Ucorgia, et al. vs. Eleaxet Eatly, el. af. ' being verified to the Court that Elea- , zer Early one of the defendants in the ■boro cause resides out of Chatham coun- njotlan il is ordered that the sairl bleazer Earl; appear on or before the first P»J of the nex Term of this Court anden- ftt h» appearatoe thereto and m delnttlt Ultereor the salt complainant hnve leave to loocced on thtr said Hill in the same fnaaneraitfpe OTnM of the Bill T» n satyrrena ht| been effected on the aai , r "7 A - I h further ordered tlm: I e ,7 , . ,B P"LalieiI once a month in one I", 13 I u! ’lic Gaelics of Savannah until r 1 eSBfisLN* the minutes. , June POOLER, Clk. I^ajjal FJoul Buckwheat o,t'L U L?." 1 '""l Flour lOun ii'®*Fltladolnlstra Buckwheat .1®*:, •"PWior llailimoro Hams ol iiSM"*o\iul fine, flavor C HA% r'ctovl^ 'T nor i| RLbs - A* WOODRUFF. l/fl !l,c Quinine. J? Cl5S ‘liwjl.frqm flic im- I«i by . ' ottCr *» for »ule at reduced pri- ' Jv'si 1 ' 1 * S,,AI ‘TER &TUITER. The Annnvinpns, 8 vols American Ncpos,or Lives af eminent A- merlcant Burton's Lectures on Female Eetlucation and Mantlets Biography nf the British Stage , HhckbCck's l.cttcrs from Illinois Johnson's Iretler, from the British settle ment in Pennsylvania Burnett'*' viewa of tho present state of Po- land Brydnne's tour through Sicily and Malta Lord Hymn's Private Correspondence Birckbcck's lonrnoy through Franrie lliogrepliia llteraria.or blographlcnlsketeh- e« of my Literary Life and Opinions, by 8 T Colei idse Gibbon's Memoir of Alexander lit, of Russia Christie's History of the War in the Cana das, fiam 1887 to ISIS Clarita's Travels through Greece, Egypt, nil.l the Holy Land. S vols Memoirs nf Georgo Frederick Cooke, by Dunlap Memoirs of Richard Cumberland, by him. self Dialogues of Iho Dead, by land I.yttlalou Campbell's Essay on English Poctiy ' Cngiitt's Treatise an the)Pusshmt Cowper’* Private Correspondence Comic Dramas, by Marin Edgeworth Secret History of tlm Court of St. Clottd Carver’s travols through the interior of North America Democracy unveiled, by Frssendcr. (volt Ton year* exile of Mmlnmc de Stnel Letters of Evrcmond and Waller Essays aud Sketches of Lift and Charac ter Essays on Morals and Manners, by Janie Tnvlor Extracts from the Writings nf Fenelon Economy of human lifn Ellers' seven yeurs of the King's Tlica Ire Memoirs of Foodie, Duke of Otranto Memoirs of David Garrick, bv Davies Head's jmtrnoy across the Pampas nod tho Andes llazlill'f character of Sliekspeare's Plays Hooper's It.ilirmal Recreations. t vols .Miss E. Hamilton's Popular Essaysou Fe male Education Influence of Literature upon Hociety, by Madame <le Steel Holstein, 2 vols Jolinsioq's Indian Nnrrnlive Irish Bulls, hr Miss Edgewoflll Kotzebue's Exile Life of Kotxrlme LHeraty character, illustrated by D’ ls< tnelli Leigh's New Picture of London, with plates Do do of England and Wales, with plates New Picture of Edinburgh, with plates Capt. Lyon’s private journal of Opt. Par ty’s Voyage of Discovery Capt. Maitland's Narrative of the surrender of Buonaparte , Montague on the rise and fall ot ancient republics Memoirs of Mnrmontel, S rols Works of Lady Alary Wortly Montague, 5 tols Mease and Smith's'Wonders of Nature and Art, 18 vols. with plates Misetiesof Htunan Lift, by Sam Bensl live and Tlm Testy Pope's Works. 10 vols Picture of Greece in 1828,2 volt Pockot Encyclopedia, 4 vole Retiqiiesof Robert Burns Beauties of Dr. Robertson Madame do Stud's reflections on suicide Edgerworth's readings in Poetry Rejected Addresses Life of the hon. Wm. Pitt Sandeman’s Letters on Tltcron and Aspa tin, 2 vols Ralro'a Travels from Italy to England Rais' journey to Rome and Naples Hcoll's Beauties of Eminem Writers, 2 volt Rcionrr.es of Russia Suntom's sketches of Lower Canada Memoirs of Mrs Robinson Alovor's Nepos, ot lives of illustrious Bti Inns Mavor'x Ladies andGentleiiiell's ATagaxine Quarrels nf Authors' 2 vols. by D'lraoli Volney's lecture on history Vertot’s history of tho Portugal revolution Six months in ghe West indies, in 1885 Warden's letten from St. Helena War In disguise, or die frauds of neutral flags Knox's winloi evenings, or lucubralious on llfo and letter*, 2 vols AL'« West’s letters to a young man Wilkes' (John) loners to Iris daughter, vols Voltaire's History of Charles t*tli. Sketch of tlm civil wni iuthe Vendee Events in France Under Napoleon, by Hoi en Alarm Williams Webb on l'oelry Tho Centaur t. it fabulous, by Edward Voting Young’s Essays World, 4 vols hovels. Armata, a fiagment The Absentee, 8 vols, by Miss Edgeworth The Abbot, 8 vols, by Walter Scoll The Antiquary, 2 vols by Walter Scott Adven'tires of a Kitzlibasb, 8 roll Blue Stocking Hail, 2 tols Bachelor and .Married Alan Brownie,-of Bnsbcck. by Jas. Hogg Belinda, B vols, by Alisa Edgeworth Correction, 2 vols, by Airs (Jnje Campbell, ot the Scottish Probationer, volt Charlotte's Daughter, sequel to Charlotte Tampla . Cicely, or the m«o of Ruby, 4 vols, by Su- sannalr llowson Contribution., of Q. Q. 2 vols Chrysnl, ot tiro adventures nf ft guinea vols Contributions ofQ. Q. by JanoTaylor Dubj.il 'l liune. of Lnnarlt Edgeworth's Popular Talcs, 2 vols Eliza 1st and Btl series Emeline, by Mrs Burton Flirtulion, 2 vols First lejtler* of Virginia Fortunes of Nigel, • vols, by Walter Scott Felix Alvarei, t vols Florence MtArtlty, by Lady Alorgnn Giovanni Shogarru, It Venetian talc, C Vols Graut'a popular models. C vale Gulynin Princess of Persin Geraldine, 2 vols Guy Alaimerlng, by Welter Scott Sir Charles Grandison and Clarissa, a- bridged Gcsstier's Idyls Herrington and Ormond, % vols, by Mari* Edgeworth Henry, 2.vols, by Cumberland Husband hunting, 4 vols Husband John do Lancaster, 2 voli, by Richard Cumberland, Esq, Ida of Athens, 2 vol*, hy Allss Owonsnn Jam. oft mum, by Mndnme de Gcelij I lie Itinerant, 3 vols, by 8. W. Itiloy Julia and the Baron Kenilworth, 2 vols, by Walter Scott Logan, a family history. 2 vols Lite of a Lover, 6 vols, by Sophia Leo Tho Lollards, by S. W. Scott, 2 vols Lucy Osmond Leonard, by Ataria Edgeworth The Missionary, by Miss Owenson Aladetine, liy Mrs Opie .Matilda, a lalo of the day .Matilda Berkley .Munster College Boy, by Regina Marla Roche Nulilta in search of n husband O’Bryan and O'Flahvrty, 2 vols, by Lady Alorgnn Oakwood Hull, £ vols, by Catherine Hut ton Peverll of the Peak, ( vols, by Waller Scott Percy Aliiltmy, 2 vols Placid:, by AL do Uenlif' Prose, by a Poet The Pirate, 2 vols. hy Wnlter Scott Quentin Dur»nrd,2 vols, by Walter Scott Redwood, £ vols llitdganiitlet, f vols, by the same Rosa (lotohford Fnmily Rob Roj, £ vols,by Walter Scott The ilefneee Bingen Gilhaizc, £ vols Rachael Slot* of a Llfo Sinclair and lloilense, hy M. de Genlis Sanclin, or tho Proverbiallsi, by J.W.Cun- nlnghnm St. iliuian’s Well, 1 vols, by Waller Scott fit Valentine's Day, I, vols, by the samo Sans Soiici Prstl, 8 vols Pnmlnvne. or the Free Mason, £ vols Sayings and Doings, 2 vols Says silo to bet neighbor, what? 2 vols Talcs of the heart, by Airs Opie Tales of Fashionable Life, by Mist Edge- worth. t vols The Torr Hill, ( vids, by lloraco Smith Talcs of n Voyager Talos of Fancy, 2 vols, by Allss Burney Trials, a -Tale, 2 vols 1 ales of rite Priory, by Airs Holland Talcs for Mothers Tales of my Landlord, by Waller Scott Valerius, a Tele of Rome, £ rule Vivian Grey, 3 ruts Voyage [o iltn Moon Vivian and Emetine Welsh Alountaineers, £ vols, by Catheiinc Hutton Woodstock, £ vols, by Waller Scott Winter in Washington, 2 vols A Year and a Dav, hy Atarhuuc Panache Winter Evening Lucubrations, by Vici*t- nms Knox Whims nod Oddities, with plates, hy Hood dec fl £81 Removed. T HE subscribers have Removed in the South West corner of Shad’s buildings, opposite tile East end of Gib bon's buildings. Whore they aro opening a very extensive assortment of PLAINS, BLANKETS. COTTON BAGGING, STAPLE GOODS, ami '• superior assort ment nf Fuucy Goods, which they intend selling al a low advance. AVAL & II. ROSE. oct *0 eon "■ Landing from brig Franees -g AWV IIIILS Canal Flour, E. S. B. Aco's brand Sli b.isliOts Sallatl Oil, superior quality 100 boxes bunch Alnxcntcl Raisins £tl da Lemons, In fine nrilor 80 kegs fresh Malaga Figs 75,01)0 Alexandria Scgare 15 bunches Onions 10 bbl, lint quality Newark Cider For sale by COHEN & MILLER. dec 4 EMPORIUM OF FASHION. Mallery &. Duffy, On the Bay, OPPOS1TK TIIK KXCUAtSOK* U AVINO availed tlienisclvos of the SI. most recent arrivals from Europe, are now prepared to furnish their friends and the tmhlic generally with more do Rant and extonsive assortment of Goods in llteir line, than they hnve over oflbred heretofore, viz: Wilkins' superior Golden Ctnwn and Olive CLOTHS, (quite a now style) Rhie, Hindi, Drake Neck, Green, Steel and Oxford inlxl patent finish or Lon- . don CLOTHS. Sup. btuu, black, brown, drab, fawn,steel mlxt, Curhonti, Lavomin, and other col'd London CASIAIKRS. Black ami blue black plain VELVETS Figured, brawn and Fancy culored do. And n gre.il vailciy of light and dark ool'd Silk and Valencia VESTINGS. Double boild blue aud brown CAM LETS. a verv superior urlicle for Cloaks and Great Coals. Being supplied with a lull and first rale complement of New York and Philadelphia Workmen, front tho first establishments, tlioy nio'prepared to make up tho above articles hi a style that cannot fail to please Also as usual, For the accommodation of Tra rollers and those who prefer despatch, they have a full assortment of Kendy Mude Clothing, of tho let, Sri and 3d qualities, consisting nf— Coals, Frocks, Coattees, Great Coats, Cloaks, Opera Clonks, Pauls., Vosts, Shirts, under Vosts ami Drawers, Col- lets, anti Hosiery, of nil descriptions. FANCY ARTICLES, ' Cloth, mornoen, ami patent leather Caps of Luke Davis’-most approved style Dureimis & Sydam’s N. Ymk. Tnnnt’s Philadelphia, and Towson’s Baltimore approved Stocks nf nil patterns Riding Belts, Shoulder Braces, Watch Guards Suspenders, Fnnry Spltalfiold hdkfs. Cravats Cravat Pads, Purses, Hair Brushes. Pnnlnlnnn and Vest Springs, llorsesbin, Caster, nntl lluok skin Gloves, Double Atechanic llorsu- skin Gloves, (the must beautiful arti cle of tlto kind ever ottered in tills market) the whole of which will ho ' sold at tho most reduced prices, fur cash or town acceptances. N. B. The «Itolo of the above slock Itn- ving liben carefully selected, and the grea ter part pmchaied direct from the impor ters by Air. D. peiaonally, and the ready made clothing manufactured immediately under Ills inspection, we feel confident lit assuring our ft lends, that nothing has been snared in rendering our establishment wor thy the patronage we have lieretofnra so liberally enjoyed oct fit Al.&n. For Snle. B Y leave of the Inferior Court of this County, will bo sold on the First Tuosday of January, fur tho benefit sit the creditors, that valuablo and improved plantation, on Skid away Island, contain ing 830 acres, am! known by the name of HIBERNIA. J TIIGs. U. P. CHARLTON, Adiu’r. de boms non, &c, nov 8(1 Bolivar and JacksoflPcaps and Navarino Stocks, J UST received by (ho ship Tybeo and other late arrivals, a very splendid as sortment of Men’s and Youth's Caps of entire new patterns.—Also, a very hand some assortment of premium Navarino Stocks. MALLERY &DUFFY. nov 25 Juvenile Psalmist, O U The Child’s introduction 10 Sacred Music—Prepared til the request of tile "ltosiou Sabbath School Union*" By Lowell Alasoa. Jn»t received by T. AL DRISCOLL. dec 1 £44 sept 28 To rent .. Tho stores ngnu ilarkel squaro occupied hy Ebniiozer Jt‘ncke$< Possession given the 1st Nov. for terms enquire of mi M* MYERS. Brought to Jail. I N Savannah, on tho loth Inst', a negro man who says bis .hntno Is JERRY, and that he belongs to the Stnte of Geor gia, that he tnmlway from the Chatahoo- clieo river about 4 months ngn—he it 5 feet 0 Inches high, and about 88 years of agethe is of a yellow complexion and stut ters when speaking, JOHN I DEWS, j.c. Ci DUg 18 188 Brought to Jail, I N Savannnhnn the lOth inst. a negro man whosayt hit name is SIMON, and that he belongs to llio Stare of Geor gia, that lie ratiaway from the Chatnhon- ehoe River afoul 4 months ngn—Ito Is 5 feet 8 8-4 inches high and aliTmt 25 years of age—Ire has lost mm of his front teolh. JOHN I. DEIVS, s. e. c. nug 18 Brought to Jnil. rf'N Savannah, on the loth inst. a negro M. man who says lilt nniim is NED, and that Ito belongs to the State of Geatgla, Hint hn ran may from the Chatalioorhee river atiom 4 months ago, he' is 5 feel 8 incites high anti about 23 years < JOHN I. DEWS c. c. eng 18 180 Committed p to Jail, A T ConsawhalMlie. on the 18th of Mav last, a negro man nnnred GKfjRGE who says he bolongs to the Oaknttilgea Navigation Company in Georgia, nf wlmm Mr. Ilobril McCall Is agent j he is about 85 years of age, 8 fee t 7 or 8 inches high jnly 18 J.J. IIECK, a;*. n. Committed to Jail, A T Coosawhntcliie. on the 2Slh March last, a negro mat) wlm soys his name is JOE, who first claimed Air Richard El lis as Ills master, hut since says he belongs to a Alt. J iho Tbierce, who live* about 4 miles from Savannah', hu Is about 5 feet 0 incites high, and ahout fortv years of age. J. J. RECK, a. s. n? jnly IS 188 Brought to Jail. F T Savannah on tho 7llt inst. a negro man' who snys hl« name is JOE, and that be belongs lo William Howard of So. Cn. aud that hn manway about one nmnili ago. He is & feet 4 1-4 inches luglt aud a- bout 88 years of ngc—Itr.has lust hit front teeth. JOHN I. DEWS, s c.c. nov 6 Brought to Jail, TN Sav.iiin.th on the 4th uli. s negro flL man who says hit name is 8 A Ah and thntJic belongs to Minis A- Hell,of Alonl- ginnery ontimy Georgia, and tlinl he tana- way about fiftren days ago, lie is 8 feet 6 inches high, and at,out 28 years of age. JOHN I.DF.WS,a.c.c nov 8 Brought to Jail. I N Savannah ntulto 10th ult- a negro, man wbuauys 111. ilaina is TONEY that he belongs to Arcliy Frlp of St. Hele na, South Caiolini, and that he ranaway about two months ago—hu is 5 feet 7 inch es high, and about 43 yeara of age. JOHNI. DEWS,j.c.c. dee 2 CARPENTER’S Saratoga Powders, ron MAKINO CONCRESS SPIHNC OR SARATO GA WATERS. T HERE is perhaps scarcely an indi vidual In the United States, who Is nut acquainted, either by ' experience nr repdrt, with tho salutary eflbcls of the Congress Spring Waters at Saratoga From thirty to filty thousand persons an nually visit these Springs, many from (he remotest sections of the United Stntes, and some from the West Indies, und other for eign places. The ereat expense in visiting the Springs excludes the greater portion of the community, (more than nine out of ten,) and the bottled water, from its high nice, prevents its use to the extent of he- ngsitrviceable, and conftnos it lo n,small number *, it appears to l>a a serious evil that so valuablo an article should be so res tricted, that comparatively few should hr able to ctuny what is so conducive lo gen eral health in the hot weather of our sum mer mouths. From these c ircumstances. Geo. W. Carpenter is pleased to announce tho preparation of tho above powders, con taining all the essential substances with FBI HE Nalional Sfelling Book, by n. which thesecelcbraied Springs are impreg- -9. D. Emerson. This work is proba- Elcctors of Chatham Coun l y- Friends and Fellow Citizens! • I AAI n candidate fot Coroner al tho R- Ication in Jnnuaty next, and shouia I lie elected, will endearor to discharge the duties of the uflicn with fidelity. Very respoolftilly, II. HAUPt. nov7 2£5t Valuable School Books. Just recrifj from Boston and for sale bu THOMAS M. TIKI HOC) LL, WH0U;»A1.K aisd nr.TAtL, nated, and ftom which the waters of the Congress Springs at Haratoga me precise ly and efleetually imitated. With a view to accommodate the public, and to bring into general Ills so convenient and valua ble a substitute for these waters, ho lias hecn-jndiiced to go very extensively into the manufacture of them, to pnt them at a price lb be within the reach of most per sons. For the accommodation of the pub lic, agems will be appointed in all the ci lies and principal inland towns to give a general circulation to so useful an article throughout the country. The public are recommended tn make trial of these pow ders, as he finds hy experience, ami from the opinion nftlto most eminent of lilt* fa culty, llist the water made from thorn pos sesses the same medicinal qualities, is elfeclual in its operations, uml precise in taste, as that taken immedinlcly from the Hpringl. These ponders uro therefore re commended as a raluabl ■ remedy in all cases where the Haratoga Waters arc pre set died. Persons on sea voyitaci, or residing at a distance from tile springs, and ill wmni climates, will at once perceive the great advantage nf making use of these powders, which besides being more portable and less expensive than the honied water, will keep without injury for any length of Mine, as they are equal in medical eilcct lo that taken fresh from the springs, tliev aro cer tainly much preferable from the many ad vantages they possess. QJ* Those powders aro superior lo the Hcidlitz, inasmuch ns they are equally a- perient and agreeable, at tlto same lime possessing tonic and nhnlybonte qualities ip a superior degree, anti uro consequently belter adapted to weak and debilitated constitutions than any other cathartic in use. Printed direction* will accompany Hie powders. Alanulactured and fur sale, only, bjr Geo. W. Carpenter, and sold by appointment by) A.PARBONS, Druggisli At the Eagle No.,8 Gibbon*’ flahfjls nor 8^ . ..■ -0-4USW . (BY AUTHORITY.) By tlie President of the U- nited States. I N pursuance or law. 1, Andrew Jackson, President of Hie United St tos of A- merica, do hereby declare &. make known, that a public sale will bo held nt llio Land Office at Tnllabasseo, hi llio Territory of Florida, on tho first Monday in Februaty next, for tlto diipusM ol llio public lanas silnate within the limits of tlto undornten- tinr.ud township* and fractional townships, North of tire bare lint, and west of Iho meridian. Township Iwq, of range twenty two. Townships one, two, three, four find fivo of raugo tuentjt three. . Townships one, four and fivo, of range twenty four Townships one, three, four and live, of range twenty five. Townships three, four end fivf, of rnngo twenty six. Townships two, three, four and five, of range twenty seven. fractional township one, of range twen ty eight, west ol St. Mary Do Galvez bny. Fractional township our, of range twenty eight, east of Rlackwater bay. Towutliips two, three, four and five, of rattle twenty eight. I nwnshipi two, three and four, nf rnngo twenty nine. Townslifp one, of range thirty otto. Townships three, four and five, of ranca thirty two. Townships four end fivo, of raugo thirty three. South of the base line end West of tho Meridian. Fractional township one, of rango twen ty one. . Fractional townships one and two, of range tweoly three. Fractional townships one and two, of rxrtge twenty four. Townshipsnnc, nf range twenty fivo. Township one, of range twenty six. Fractional townships ooe anil two, of ranee twenty seven. Frnotiouaj townships mte and two, of ranee rweniy eight East of Pensacola and Escambia bays, and West of the bay or Si. Alaty Do Galvez. Fractional township one. of range twe'tl ty eight, east of Itluckwnier bay. Fractions of township, one and two, of range twenty nine, east and west or Et cainbin bay. To., nthip one, of range thirty. Fraeltonal township two. of range thirty. Friictlouul townships one and two, of ranee thlity one. Fractional-townships (Wo and three, oi* rangr thirty two. South of tho base lute, and East of tlto Meridian. Townships three and four, of retige font. Fractional township five of range four. To., nxtllpsolie tin I tsn of range five. Townships three anti four, ol* range six* Townships two, three and eight of rango ten, '**■ *• Fraeltonal townships two, three-.and four, and townships five xud ten, of rang* eleven, t- Fractional townships four and five, and township ioni of range twelve* Fractional townships five and ten, of range thirteen. The townships and fractional townships will be Offered in the order nbovp designa ted. beginning with (ho luwest number of section in each. The Inttds reserved, by Law, Tor the use of schools, or for oilier .purpusos, will bo ckclhdod ftom sale. Given under nty bond, at the city of Washington, this fifth day of Oct. A. U. 1828. ANDREW JACKSON. By the Presi^mt! Gitokor OnttASi. Commissioner the tieuerul Land Office- dec 4 247f proba lily bettor adapted In the purpuses of teach ipg than nnv other work ever before pub Itslird; nod, although it lias not long been before the public, it has met with a sale rarely preccdented, and is now In use in Bostqn public schools as Well as In New Yoik, Philadelphia, Soc lyhel/dey's Comymdof History—a very popular and useful work.' The American First Class Book, The National Reader, and An Introduction to t e National Reader—hy lire Rev. John Pierpool. These works have been pre pared expressly fot the Boston schools, where they are now in use. exclusively, as reading books! anil so great is llteir merit, that the two first named have been rejmb lislied in England, us n great improvement oil the books there in use, Nalional Reader. At a meeting of the school committee of the oily of Hdxtnn, bidden at the Mayor and Aldermen's room July 2d, 1820—Voted, That "Pierpont’ National Reader" be introduced into the public griuumnr schools of this city, in lieu of "Aliirruy’s English Reader," after the visitation of tho schools in August. Attest, T, W. PitiLiars, S‘C'ry. of the School Committee Smith's Practical Arithmetic, on a new plan, m which Mental Arithmetic is com bined with the use of the slate—Goodrick’s Geography, aud largo and small Atlas— Goodrich's History ol the United States— Questions on tlto same, by J. Emerson— Alorse's Geography, and Foster's Gram mar, for beginning. T. AL I), expects shortly, which is now in the -press. Lectures on School Keeping— being a complete Schoolmaster's ALinunl; highly serviceable to every person engag ed in the subject of common schools—by 8. R. Hall. 05“ Teachers furnished with copies for examination gratis. nnv 30 £43 To llie Public. TiTOTIyE is hereby given, that I havo in my possession one half of » i ‘ ill for One Hundred Hollars «>n |ho.Planter's llnisk ofOooiKin, signed by Gqo. Ander son. as President of said flunk. .<nj am now the owner of tho same. That some time ago both halves of said IdU were in iho lossession of Benjamin Royno'dS. of ioldwin Co .nly, and one of thorn having (lie Cashier's name was drnpt by him and hi-licvcd lo have been accidentally stvepi into thefireor otherwise lost. Application bus been made by (tie »o the Hank for pay ment oi the same, and sifter tho expiration of tlfree months I shall ogrtln piesont tho said half Bill to thd said Hank for |>?y* ment.. SEABORN JONES. Miltedgevillc, loth Nov. 1829. decs §ufl40 Tar. Ifjf K, BBLS ln.,g e size of« good qnal m QJe ity ani in fine order, for solo by PALMES Sc LEE. djo 3 Exchange Dock- Notice. A LL persons having' demands against the estate of John Fay dec, are re quested to present them duly attested, and. those indebted to llio said dec. to mako payment to 8. M. BOND, Adm’r. nnv 18 £33fl. FA A A Approved Medicines. FANCY ARTICLES Sic. The following urilcl.s have been selected by the subscri ber, from the diflerent Manu facturing Establishments in England. Henry's Calcined Magnesia Henry's Aromatic Vinegar Entt Medicinolodo Hussoa Calomel Blue Pill Evans superior Lincota * Do 8tlver Lancet Cases and 8hcli Dressing Combs and Pocket Sealing Wax Also the splendid Scotch' Tobacco and SnufiT Boxes. For sale by A. PA KSON8, Druggist, Atthe Eagle, No. 8, Gibbons Range, dec » *