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DAILY SAVANNAH No 264 .Vol. XXVI THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24, 1829. Whole No 6531 Effingham County, INFERIOR. COURT, Jumt Tim, 1840. the petition of Wllllem Morel, »la- fl • tine tho exiitence At low and praying die oitabllshmont nr n certain pftnissory ",... jointly ami severally made and sighed IhJWlamJ- Mulrjrne. end William O 'Porter, both late of laid county deceased, Ud Effingham county, I Silt February, UM pnvahie to llte said William Morel, or nTrler. on or before the 1st day of January nnxt. for thomm of twenty -fire dollars,for v,M« received.a copy "hereof, with the , i.I.vit of the mid William Morel, is Died 1, the Clerk’. Office,-It U ordered that William King, of the County of Effilng- „ the actina ami qualified administrator ef the laid Wllllnm Vi. Porter, deceased, and the heir, and representative, of the said William J. Mulryne, deceased, do .hew caate on or hoforo tho ffi.t day of the next ol ihi. Court, why tho prayer of the ..ot'.iio ter should not be granted, and it i. further ordered that till, rule be published Innneof the public Gazettes or the Cltv of Savannah, once a month until tho time .anointed for »he«lng cause thereof. Extract from tho minutes, u JNO. CHARLTON, Clk. July 18 , Jdl§i> Brought to Jail. I N Savannah, on tho KUh Inst, a negro man who inyi Ids name is JKRItY, and that he belong, to the Slate of door- cia, that he ranawuy from the Chatnhon- dice river about 4 months ago—ho l. 5 fret Sinche. high, ami about 33 year, of ngethe is of a yellow complexion and atut- tersahen .peaking } MWMi0 . 0> aug18 180 Brought .to Jail, I N Savannalt on tlte lOtli lint, a jnegro mm who »a'ys hla name it SIMON, and that ho belong, to the State ol Geor gia, that he ranawny from tho Chntahoo- chee River about 4 month, ago—Ito is 5 feet 5 3-4 incites high and about t'j years of age—ho has lost one of Ills front teeth. 8 JOHN 1. UliWS, j.c.c. aug 18 ^ Brought to Jail. £ N Savannah, on the 10th inst. a negro man who says Ills name I. NF.I>, and tlml ha belongs to tile Stale of Gemgin, that he ranawuy from the Chatulmochce riser about 4 months ago, lie is S feet 8 inches high anil about 83 years r JOHN I. DEWS c. c. aag 18 180 Committed to Jnil, A T Coosaahatohie, on Ilf 15th of May last, a negro man named GEORGE who says lie belong.’ to tiro Oaktmilgee Navigation Company In Georgia, of whom Mr. Koben MoCull Is agent 1 lie is about 83 years of age, 0 feet 7 or 8 inches liiglt jidy IS J. J. BECK, An. n. Committed to Jail, A T Gonfawhatchie. on tho »Sth Marclt last, a negro inau who >aya his name j i, JOR, ,vho first claimed Mr. Richard El- I Hi at Ids muster, but since says he belongs I to a Mr. J dm Thicrco, who live, about 4 1 miles from Savannah) he is about 3 feet pinches high, nnd jibouUm-re^ear* of age. \»i) IS 183 Brought to Jail. I S Savannah on the 7th innt. n negro niin who ..ays Ills name is JOE, and I Out he belongs to William Howard of So, It's, ami that lie runaway about one inuntli I ago. Ho is 5 feet 4 1-4 inches high and a* Ibmu 30 year, of ago—he ha. lost Ilia front I teeth. JOHN I. DEWS, a c.c. to. Jail, yanuahnn the 4th nil. a negro l man who s ivs liis name i. SAM, and lint he belongs to .Minis & Hell, of Mont* fcimeij county Georgia, and .Inst he rana- ■ay .bout fifteen day. ago, Ito I. 5 feet 8 “I'M high, anil about *8 year, of age. JOHN I. DEWS, a. c, c n ° rfl Brought to Jni}. NSavannah on tho 10th ult. a negro, L man who .ay. his nnmo I. TONEY *t Imbelongs to Arcliy Frip ofSl. Hclo- doitth Carolina, and that lie runaway rat two month, ago—he 14 0 foot 7 inch- |*uigh, atidnbout 40 yenrs of age, Mee a l. DEWS, g.c.q. To the Public. 0Tr:lJ i, hereby given, that I fiave in my pois^a.ion one half of a Bill , V n « Hunilted Dollar, on the Planter. hukofCjeOTgia,. signed by Geo. Amicr- n °* Pretiaem of .aid Bank, and am f* "" owner of the same. That some- lino ago both liulves of .aid hill ware In tho ESS 0 !. of llWllli Reynold’s, of Lrvci^?' lnt I, on d one of them having hi.Aa . '.lO-W was dropt by liim and Initr a® l,vo I’con accidentally swept I. L.' liro ^other,rli» lost. Application f ,, ^ n „ marfo h y mo In tho Bank for pay ,ba ‘“mo, and after til. expiration ,W^njojJth, I slinll again present the Id ..:' f 111., W tlte said Bank for pay tr N JONES. l0tl?Nov* 18J9, Notice. I i‘L persons having demands against h r;'J® Ml, to of John Fay dec, ore to- L' ;! 0 ,present themdulv atteaterl, and dll.. ■ 0 l ' 10 said dec, to nuko potent to 8. M. BOND, Adtn’r. no* is 833ft Perm Candles and Nails Mg Atlantic. . ! SportnCandle. “RNTINGTON & MAY. Books at Half Price. FOR SALE BY Wm, T. 'Williams. . A NSWER to the Olive Branch, 1 vol ISino—by A Federalist Tit* Anonymous, 3 yols American Nepos, or Lives of onihi.nt A- inerioans Burton's Lectures on Female Eeducation and Mnnnets Biography of the British Stage llircahcek's Letters from Illinois Johnson's Letters from the British settle. ment in Pennsylvania Burnett', view, of the present slaio of Po- - land Drydono's tour through Sicily anil Mnlta Lord Byron's Private Correspondence llirckbock's journey through France lliographia lliernria.or biographical sketch es of my Literary Life and Opinions, by S T Colei Idge Gibbon's Memoir of Alexander 1st, of Russia Christie's History of tho War in the Cana das, fiom 1807 to 1813 Clarke's Travel, through Greece, Egypt.' an.1 the Holy Land. 3 veil Memoir, of George Frederick Cooke, by Dunlap Memoir, of Richard Cumberland, by him self Dialogues of iho Dead, by Lord Lyttlcton Campbell's Essay on English Poetry Cognn’a Treatise on ihojl'uisions Cowper's Private Correspondence Comic Dramas, liy Maria Edgeworth Secret History of the Court ol St. Cloud Carver’s travels through the interior of North America Democracy unveiled, liy Fes,coder, (volt Ten years exile of Madame do Staci Letter, of Evromnml and Waller Eunys aud Sketrhe. of Life and Charac ter Essays on Morals ami Manners, by Jane Taylor Extracts from the Writings of Fenelon Economy of human life Ebon' soven year, of tlte King'. 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Tale, of the heart, by Airs Opio Tglos of Fashinnablo l ife, by Atiss Edge- worth. 4 vols The Tnrr Hill. 4 vnls, by Horace Smith Tides nf a Voyager Talos of Fancy, 4 vols, by Miss Burney Trials, a Tale, t vols 7 nles of the Priory, by Mrs Holland Tales for Mothers Tales of my Landlord, by Walter Scott Valerius, a Talc of Rome, t vols Vivian Grey, 3 vols Voyage to ihe Moon Vlvl.in and Emeline Welsh Mountaineers, 3 vols, by Caiheiinc Hutton Woodsrock, 4 vnls, by Walter Scott .Winter in Washington, 4 vnls A Year and a Day, by Aladame Panache Winter Evening Lucubration), by Vioist- tnus Knox Whims and Odriitios, with plates, by Hood dec 9 431 Removed. T HF. subscribers have Removed to the South West corner of Shad's buildings, opposite the East end of Gib- hon’s buildings. Where they nre opening a very extensive assortment of PLAINS, BLANKETS. COTTON BAGGINO, STAPLE GOODS, aud a superior assort ment of Fnnr.y Goods, which, they Intend selling at a low advance. WM. St H. ROSE. ncl 10 409 For Side. B Y leave of the Inferior Court of this County, will ho sold on the'First Tuesday of January, for the benefit ol the creditor*, that valuable and improved f dantation, on Skitlaway Island, (.ontain- ng 830 acres, and known by the namo of HIBERNIA. TIlOo. U. P. CHARLTON, Adm'r. da boms non, &c. nnv 90 Chambers Superior Court, JUNE 45th, 1829. Tito Alarine & Fire In surance Bank ol tlte State of Georgia, ct al. Chatham Su perior Court, January Term, 1830. In Equity. Elcazor Early, el. al. r ’ being verified to the Court that Elea- zer Early one of the defendants in Ihe nbovo cause resides out of Chatham coun ty—On motion It is ordered that, tho said Eleazcr Early appear on or before Ihe first day of the next Term of tbit Court and en ter his appearance thereto and in default thereof the said complainant have leave to proceed on their said Bill in the same manner os if personal service of the Bill and subpoena had been eiTected on the sai t Eleazcr—And it is further ordered that tnis Rule he published once a month in one of the Public Gazettes of Savannah until tho oxpiralion thereof. F.xtraci from the minute.. ROBERT W. POOLER, Clk., june so 133 . Electors pf Chatham Coun ty- • Friend, and FtUow Cilmni: I AA1 a candidate foi Coroner at tlieJS- leciion in January next, aud tliou.ii 1 be elected, will endeavor to discharge he duties of tlie office witli fidelity- Very respectfully, n> HAUPTt nov 7 ®85t EMPORIUM OF FASHION. Mallery ifc Duffy, On the Bay,. nrro.iTK Tun r.xctuisoc. H AVING availed themselves of the most recent arrivals from Europe, nro now preparedto furnish their friends and the public generally with a more ele gant and exicmive nisortinent of Goods in their line, than thoy have over offered IliM.’doforc, viz. Wilkins' superior Golden Ciown and Olive CLOTHS, (quite a new atyle) Blue, Blank, Drake Neck, Green, .Steel and GxCoid m.'xt patent finish or Lon- dnnCLMTli^, Sup. blue, black, brown, drab, fawn,steel inixt. Corheati, Lavenn'k’i- <M oilier cnl’d London C.A8IA1KRS. Black.ml blue blank plain VELVETS Figured, brown and Fancy colored (ty- And a great variety of light mill dark col'll Silk and Valencia VESTINOS. Double hoild blue and brown CAM LETS. a verv snperior article fur Cloaks anil Great Coats. Being supplied with a lull And first rale complement of New York and Philadelphia Workmen, from tlte fust establishments, they nro prepared to make up fhu nbovo artlclas ink style that cannot fail to please Also at usual. For tho accommodation of Travellers and those who prefer dospntch, they have a full assortment of Heady Made Clothing, of the 1st, til and 3d qualities, consisting of— Coats, Frocks, Coattees, Great Coats, Cloaks, Opera Cloaks, Pants., Vests, Shirts, miller Vests and Drawers, Col last, and Hosiery, of all descriptions. FANCY AimCLES. Cloil urr.cco, and patentlealher Caps of Luke Davis’ most approved style Dnreinus Ac Bydain'a N. Voik, Tiiant's Philadelphia, and Ton-son's Baltimore approved Stock, of all pattern. Riding Ball., Shoulder Brace., Wiilch Guard. Suspender., Fanry Spiral field hdkfs. Cravats Cravat Pads, Purses, Hair Brushes, Ponliilnon and Vest Spring., Horsexhln, Caster, and Buck •kin Gloves, Double Mechanic llorso- skin Gloves, (the most beautiful arti cle of tlte kind ever oflered in this market) the whole of nhleh will lie told at Ilia most reduced price., fur cash nr town acceptances. N. B. The « hole of the above slock ha ving been cnrcfullv selected, and ihe grea ter part pinchnsnd direct from .lie impor ters hy Air. D. personally, aud the ready- niado clothing manufactured immediately tinder his inspection, we fuel confident in assuring our fiicnds, that nothing has been •pared in rendering our establishment wor thy the patronage ue have lierciofora so liberally enjoyed oct 31 M. Ac D, Almanacks for 1830. I UHT Received. . nov 14 T* M> DRISCOLL, CARPENTER'S Saratoga Powders, roR MAKING CONORESS SPRING OR SARATO (1A IVATF.US. T HERE is perhaps scarcely an indi- vidital In the United States, who is not acquainted, either by experience nr report, with the sa ntary e(feels of the Congress Spinig Waters at Saratoga From thirty to filty thousand persons an- nually visit these Springs, many from the remotest seeiinns of ihe United Slates, and some from the West Indies, and other for eign places. Tlte great expense in visiting the Springs excludes Ihe greaier portion of tho community, (more than nine out of ten.) and Ihe bottled water, from its high price, prevents its use to the extent of he. iiigsurviueable, null oonfinos it to a small number; it appears to he a serious evil lltnt io Valuable an article should be so res tricted, that comparatively few should he able to enyiiy what is so conducive In gen. era! health in the hot weather of our sum mer months. From those eircumslanres, lieu. W. Carpontcr is pleased to nimmmce the preparation of tho above powders, con taining all the esseiitial substances with w hich these celebrated Springs are impreg nated, and fiom which Ihe waters of tho Congress Spring.'xit Saratoga me precise ly and effectually imitated. With a view, to accommodate the public, and to bring into general use so convenient anil valua ble a substitute for iheso waters, lie has been induced to go very extensively into the manufacture of them, tn pot them at a price ta be within the reach nf most per sons. For tho accomAindminn nf (lie pub lic, agents will be appointed in all the ci ties and principal inland raw ns 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 lie finds by experience, and from tlie opinion of the most eminent of tho fa culty, that tho water made from them pos sesses the sam. medicinal qualities, is as efleclual in its operations, and precise in taste, as that tiikeu immediately from tho Springs. These powders arc therefore re commended as a. valnobl - remedy in all cases where the Saratoga Waters are pre scribed. Persons on sea voyages, or residing at a distance from the springs, and in warm climates, will at once perceive the great ndvanlago of making use uf these powders, ivluch besides being more portable and less expensive (him the bottled water, will keep without injury for eny length oT time, as they are equal.in medionl effect to that laken fresli from the springs, tliev are cer tainly much preferable from ’-l.e many ad vantage. they poises., K?" The-J, powders are superior to Ihe Scldl',;*, inasmuch as they are equally a. perienl and agreeable, at the same time possessing tonic and chnlybeuto qualities in < superior degree, and aro consequently better adapted to weak and debilitated constitutions than any other Cathartic in use. Printed direction, will accompany tlte powders. Manufactured- and for sale, only, by Geo. W. Carpenter, end .old by appointment ^ A. PARSONS, Drneaist. At' the*Englc No.^.GIbboili'Jtahge. nova Sattinctts, Flannels, Skir tings, &c. B LUE, Black, Jackson As Cadrl V X- ed and light and black mixed Sait)* ileus, (assorted qualities) 30 ps low priced white, red, blue nd green Flannels 8 bale. 4 Ac 3-4 unbleached b h t»g«. 5 case. 3 4 At 6-4 bleached Shirting, and Sheetings 7-4 plain and printed green Floor Cluih. Blue and mixed Cauimer. and Broad . . Cloth. 8-4 Ac 0-4 black and colored Merino Cloih. Black and colored Circassians and .. Bum a/.etts 10 II St 13 ) Bose Blaukcri and Mar ♦sellle. Quills 0 & 4 4 common and extra fine Cot- ion Checks 4 St 0-4 Washington, Dorchester and Power IojuiiI Ticking 7-8 Ac 4-4honvy it rah Linen (warran ted jtn uoiluil mixture) 30 ps brown Linen, (assorted quail tics) 0 7 8 Ac 0 4 hoary Dutch and Irish Diapers 8 At 4 4 line Birds Eye Diaprrs I hale Russia do 0 4 Ac 5-4 cotton Custimers and Flo rentine. Cambric and Furnhiirc Dimities Light and dark Furniture Chintzes Wliilo and colored Furniture Bind ings Fiuo du k and black and white Cali coc.amlGiiigh.im. Imitation Altnlrass Handkerchiefs ludiu l-'lug Silk H.nkerchiels (assor ted sizes) Litton Cambrics and Linen Cambric Ildkl's Long Lawn, anil Imitation Cnnibric lldkfs Plum anil Figured Swiss, Book and AIull Al inline Bisliiqr Lawns, Jackonelt and Nain sook Muslins 4 Ac 0 4 cotton Cambric, and Cum brick Muslins Needle worked swis. Muslin Band, do do do do Lace Capes Black Nankin, Canton and French Crapes Sup'r Black India and French Satins mid Satin and India Levantines Black Urus He Zincs, Gros De Na ples uml Gros De Berlin Silks Black Sinrhews ami Hartnett 4 Ac 5 4 black Bold melt Lace Veils Lad.ot wliilo and bluck Italian Silk ’ Hose Gent, raw silk, horse skin, buck skin mid heaver Ul >ve» Gent- white and mixed Vigonia and lamb, wool Hoc and half hose Assortment of Clark's, white, black, and colored spool Thread No 13to 95 white, black, Iduo & red patent Thread Assortment t.f B.nzillian and Toilnite Shell Side, Long and Tucking Combs Assortment of- English Tinned and Bobbinctl Laces,Edgings .mil Foci logs 4 boxes Inmdtomc F.iubosM Ribbons 4 do Rich Figured do 3 do wide and narrow Gauv.e Cap Ribbons 3 boxes nloin ami pearl edged taffeta Ribbons 3 boxes wrcnlhi and aitificial Flow ers Received by ship Flori.io and schr. Oregon slid for tale by dec 0 by ISAAC NORTON. Approved Medicines.' FANCY ARTICLES Ste. Tho following nriiclrs have been 'elected by tho sub'eri- gjLJr her, from tlie different Alanu- fnctming l£»iubiUh<n*m« in *** ** Knglnml. llenry'.' Calcined Magnesia Henry's Aromatic Vinegar Kan M*'dicinale.de llu.iaua Calomel Blue Till Ev.'iis superior T.ancets Do Silver Lancet Cases and Shell Dressing Combs and Pocket Sealing Wax Also the splendid Scotch Tobacco and Snuff Boxes. For sale by A. PAH SONS, Druggist, At the Eagle, No 8, Gibbons Uange. dec 10 Tar. Iy BBLS large size of a good qtial V P9 ity and in ftno order, for sale by PALMES & LEE. dec 8 Exchange l)*n k. An Extract. W HEREAS much dnngei is nppre- liended front ihe discharge of guns pistols, squibs, or other instruments where in tlie article ol gunpowder is used, within the limits of tho city of Savannah, by in considerate persons almost every evening. Be it therefore Ordained, That from nml after ihe pasting of tilts Or inaucc, it shall be ihe duty of the .Marshal of the city a- foretaid nml tho Constable, thereof, to in form against all anil every w hue perron fimnd within the limits oCtlto .aid city dis charging or attempting to discharg' - dl)v gun, pistol, or other Are arms, Cr.r-k.er, o'r any othci combustible prepartitiun, ami that tho person so infnrme' 1 . against, In- punished .. hereinafter numlionod—of a free white person <o bo fined in a sunt not exceeding 030; and if ar.v person of colnt be found so offunding as ufuresnid, such person of color shall receive corporal pun ishment not exceeding leu lashes, to be inflicted by the officer present. Extract from the Ordinance passed Dec. 1817. JAMES CLELAND, c c. jnotem trf Tha Oitv Constables are hereby re nulled to use overy exertion for tile eu forceinout of the nhuve sections nl ail or dinance. F. Al. STUNE, e. »t. duo 14 An Ordinance E N TITLED an Ordinance to repeal so much cif an Ordinance passed on •lie 31st of Uctoiicr 18 .’4,8. authorise* die Lamps of this city to be lighted by con tract aud for other purposes iheiein men tioned. Sec. I, Bo It ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in council assembled, and ilia hereby ordained hy iho authority of tha same, that so much of the aforesaid orrll- pnnea. as authorises Ilia lighUng of Lamps by contract, shall bo and the same I. here by repealed after the first regular meeting of council in January next. ' Sec. 2. Be it md.tmod by the authority aforesaid that at the first regular meeting amorally in January, llroro- shall he eleol- ed a .tiperluiendaii’uf Lamp, under tha same rules and regulations as ruber officer, of council are elerled, with a .alary of three hundred dnltnrs per annum, whoso duty it shall bo io find snffici-nt persons to light the nutnher of Lamp, now lighted, nml to cause the.same fo he lightod agreo ably to the 1st s6eiinn oftho Ordinance passed on the 81.1 of October 1832, and he i* hereby declared to lie liable to all such fines nml penalties for tteglocting to perform .noli duties as are pointed out hy said section. Sec. 3. Bo it ordained by the authority aforesaid, that council shall find all oil, wick and every other material winch may lie necessary fur ligloi'-g said Lamps, ami that council shall keep in repair all Iho said Lamps, and tlte posts supporting thn same in guod order at tlte expense of the ci '7- Sec. 4. Ha it ordained by the authority aforesaid, drat nil viuiotinn* of this orrli- nanne shall bo punished in like manner as poiiilqd^mt lis tlte ordinance authorising lamps Itfllb lighted bv cmitiact Passed in Cuimrll. December l7th,IH99. WM. T. WILLIAMS Mayor! [Attest] JAS. CLEI-AND. , • c.c. tiro, lent. dee 10 380 To the Electors of Chat ham comity. F ellow t pi izens—r«g#ii, <o ^ licit yum -uffr.ige for the qffici or Uoronor of Clratlt.im cntloly, nl the eitstt- log election in Jenuaty next. TIDiS. EDEN. octal tio li C heese and Mutter. by CA. J K*t 1st quality < i, Vo! 13 firkins choice Gosln t ot- ter Landing from ship Florianand fo, ..do dec 8 JOHN BENTLEY. Sugar, Bugging, &c. S? -III IDS prime New Oilcans Sugar. 99 10 (111 dll St Drolx dll 50 pieces licinp Bttgejng 4 do Hc.-si.tnx SO li ds “Phelps” Gin 10 old. No SAIackorci 12 casks• hecse 30 hags Shot assorted size. 80 grind Slones small sizes I pipe superior Ataileivu Wine 10 ciatcs Bri* ol patent pressed Win Hotlles 20 boxes Hupotior English Muslari 20 bbl. Loaf Sugar 20 Idol* prime ret.-iilinc Alolasse* 10 boxes Whiitcinoto Colton Uaid No 10 15 boxes Soap 10 firkins first quality Goshen Bulto 5 kegs bar Lead 20 boxes Negro Pipes 20 131b catty boxes llyson Tea 12 21b do do Imperial am Gunpnw tier Ten Boxes Cavendish mid kogs' pluj Tobacco t case. Wool Hats . For sale or accommodating terms by HUNTINGTON At. MAY. miV £3 Woolen hull' Hose. 9 JKDDZr'.-N Moot Woolen hr. JL 3F4lr llose Just rccelyedar.il it sale by dec 10 JACOB WAKING, ' s t'ildmn’s Knoge- Iron and Plough Moulds ”■ TONS Si»odes Iron, umoVipi JLv from I 1 ^ to 5, inches, 1£ plough moulds (ngether w ith no iissoiio Cu of round Iron from 1-4 |o ii inches, ffqoai do. fiom I I 4 tn 8 inch**, hoop* mid han do. 1 1-4 to S inches, and sheets boiler dc Americrin Cast and GrrnvtnSteel* Jusf received in Store and (to* snlo o accommodnirng terms y HUNTKbUTON & MAY. dec 4 North Cncolum Bacon. /M fj^i rjOk jT&i LBS. flams. Shoulders, jfcNF ^“ and Flitches; Just -re ceived and for vale by T. MARLOW, dec 10 Fresh Figs, Chairs, &c. Landing jrom schr Mi/siic, - DOZ FANCY CHAIRS dWrJc 100 din ml fresh Turkey Figs In Store. • Rostou Ales, lieef Prime Pm k 50 coils Bnle Ilopo Blacksmith's bellow, different eize. SO qr casks Marcell. Aludeira Wins Bills Philadelphia pilot Bread 200 hbls No 3 Alackerel . 100 bundles Eastern Hay . Boxes Port Wine Netvspsper ink 2 light Riding Wagons For sale hy CANDLER Ar. DAVIDSON, doe 18 •State Bunk >8tock. jj70.ll-sale at EPPINGEIi’S dec 16 Exchange office.