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No 269 Yol. XXVI
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1829.
Whole No. 6536
Effingham Comity,
lVPF.RlOR COURT, JultTkihi, 1810.
\ (ha petlilon of William Mmol, sta-
0 0 ling ills oxlslonce & lots and praying
,i,e establishment nf a oortnln promissory
jointly ami severally marts and signori
WiUlam J.Malrjlns. ami William Cl
t'orter. bnlh lato of snld.comity doooasod,
i ,mil Effingham county, 13th February,
payable to ilia Said William Morol, or
i^r nn or boforo llio 1st day of January
, 'f„ r (ho sum of twenty-five dollars,for
i.io received, a copy Whereof, will, dm
iv.ilnil of tho said William Morol, Is filed
n, t ie Clerk'* Office,—It Is ordored that
\Villism King, of Hie County of Effling-
h ,m Hie acting and qualified artmlmslrnlnr
of the «ald William O. Porter, deconscil,
nail the heirs and representatives of the said
William J- Mulryno, docoased. do shew
on or before the fiist day or the noxt
lermol tills Court, why tho prayer of the
netlfioow should not bo granted, audit U
(hither ordered that this rule be published
in one of the public Guzcttei of the City
of Savannah, once a month until tho time
appointed for shooing cause thereof.
Exl/act front the minutes,
JNO. CHARLTON, Clk.
I07§r.
Books at Half Price,
FOR SALE BY
Win. T. Williams.
jnly 10
Brought to Jail.
I V Savannah, on tho loth lust, n negro
man ivlin says his nnmu is JERKY,
and dial ho belongs to the Slate of llecu
gia, that lie rnnaway from the Ohalahno-
clice river ebnut 4 'months ago—lie is
fret 9 inches high, and about 33 years of
ngejlio iv of a yellow complexion and stut
ters iilicn speaking.
JOHN I DEWS, j.c. o.
»U2 18 180
Brought to Jail,
I V Savannah on Ills 10th lust, a negro
man who says hit name it SIMON,
and that he belongs to tho State of floors
gin, Hint he runaway from tho Clintnlmo-
ctiee River about 4 month* ago—ho Is ft
feet ft 11-4 inches high and about 2ft years
of age—he lias lost one of his front teeth.
JOHN I. DEWS, j.c. o.
nug IB
Brought to Jail.
ftfSavannah, on tile 10th Inst, a negro
X man who says hit name is NF.D. and
dial lie belongs to the State nf Geoigia,
that ho innaway from tho Chatalinocheo
filer about 4 months agn. lie Is ft feet 8
inches high and about 2.0 years r
JOHN h DEWS c. o,
■og 18 180
Committed to Jail,'
k T Coosa whatclde, on the loth nf May
il. last, a negro man named GEORGE
who says lie belongs to tho Oeknitllgee
Navigation Company in Georgia, of whom
Mr. ilubcit MoCall is agent t lie is about
JM years of age, ft feet 7 nr 8 Inches high
july 19
J. J. HECK, j. b. u.
Committed to Jail,
A T Coosawhntdhle. on the 85th March
last, a nogro man who says his hamo
il JOE, who first claimed Mr Richurd El-
lit as his master, but since snyt lie belongs
to a Mr. J ihn Thierce, w ho lives about 4
stiles from Savannnli; he is about ft feet
•ioches high, and about forty years of age.
J, J. DECK, j. b. d.
'j*) 13 103
negro
Brought to Jail.
TN Savannah on the /Hi lost.
X man who says his name is JOE, find
tbit he belongs to William Uoward of So.
Ci. aud that he sBaaway about one month
•go. lie is 5 feet 4 1;4 inches high end n-
hout 30 years of ago—he lias lost hit fiont
leetb.
JOHN I. DEWS, j.c. o.
have
Brought to Jail,-
I N Savannah on ihu 4lh tilt, a negro
min who says his name is SAM, and
Hut h* belongs to ,Minis & Bell, of Mont-
teiottj county Georgia, and that he rnna-
•sj aboiu fifteen onvs ngo, lie Is 8 feet 8
IMuihigh, ami aliotit 28 years of age.
I. DEWS,j. c, n
Br
IN Sava an;
X man who
dm lie bob
, Sdaih
t to Jail.
loth ult. a oegro,
iis name is TONEY
ruby Frip of St. Ilclo-
, and that he rnnawny
go—lie is 9 foot 7 inoli-
ut 48 yoars of age.
JOHN I. DEWS, J. c.c.
f a Bill
lanters
Andor-
nnd am
sqmo-
To the Public.
JVOTICE is hereby given, that t have
, m my possession one ha
■J'One Hundred Dollars on Hi
I™k of Georgia,, signed
as President or si
now the ownaHfW
timeago both halves of said bill wore in tho
possession 0 f Benjamin Reynold's, of
S!!S°? I,n, y< a 'id one of them having
krfi. j er '* >va * dropt liy him and
liavo boon accidentally swept
. “^'“dreor olhnrwlso lost Application
* WBlinado by mo to tho Bank for pay
eeol die , amCi f n 3 after the expiration
„|i'l'WSJPW I' shall agnip picsont the
" d BUI to the said Hank for pay-
P?® , SEABORN JONES.
'iilkignUU, 18th-Nov, 1828.
r “ (c3 §11240
A Notice.
LL poisons having demands against
the estute of John Fay dec, are re-
it' , 1 present 'them duly attested, and
the said dee. to make
S. M. BOND, Adm’r.
18 SSSfL
indies and Nails
from brig Atlantic.
BS Sperm Candles
HUNTINGTON & MAY.
k
4 NSWER to tho Olive Branch, 1 vol
lginn—by A Federalist
The Anonymous, 2 vnls
American Nepos.br Lives of omlnent A-
luoricans
Burton's Lectures on Female Eoducatlon
•ml Miimieii
Biography of the British Stage
lltrckheck’s Letters from Illinois
Johnson's Letters from rho British sottle
men! in Pennsylvania
Burnett's views or tho present state of Po
land
Bmlnnn's tonr through Sicily and Malta
Lord Byrnn's Piivnte Correspondence
Birckbeck's jomnoy through Framie
Bingraphia llicrnria.or biographical sketch
es nf my Literary Life and Opinions,
by ST Cnleiidge >
Gibbon's Memoir nf Alexander lit, of
. Russia
Christie's History of the War In the Cana
das, fiom 18(17 to 1815
Clarke's Travels through Greece, Egypt,
and the Holy Land. 2 vals
Memoirs of Geurgo' Frederick Cooke, by
lluntiip
Memoirs of Richard Cumberland, by him
self
Dialogues of the Dead, by Lord Lyttleton
Campbell's Essay on English l'octiy
L'ugan’s Treatise on the]Puislons
Cowpnr's Priv.de Ciirrespondenoe
Comic Dramas, hy Maria Edgeworth
Secret History of the Court or St. Cloud
Carver's frivols through the interior of
North America
Democracy unveiled, hy Fessendcr, tvols
Ten years exile nf Madame de Steel
Letters of Evremond and Waller
Essays and Sketches nf Life and diame
ter
Essays on Monls and Manners, by Jane
Tnvlor
Extracts from the Writings of Fenelon
Economy of linmtn life
Ebert' seven years of the King’s Thea
tro
Memoirs of Fonrho, Duke nf Otranto
Memoirs of David Garrick, by Davies
Head's journey across the Pampas and the
Andes
llazlltt's character of Shakspeare's Plays
Hooper's Rational Recreations, S vuls
Miss E. Hamilton's Popular Essayson Fc
male Education
Influence of Literature Upon Society, by
Madame de St.iel Holstein, 2 vofs
Johnston's Indian Narrative
Irish Bulls, hy Miss Edgeworth
Kotzebue's Exilo
Life of Kottebuo
Literary character, illustrated hy D’ Is
raelii
Leigh's New Picture of l-ondon, with
plalcs
Do do of England and Wales, with
pinlet
New Picture of Edinburgh, with plates
Cupt. Lyon's private journal of C»pt. Par
ly's Voyage of Discovery
Cnpt. Maitland's Narrative of the surrender
of Buonaparte
Montague oiy Hie rise and fall ol ancient
republics
.Memoirs of Marmontel, 2 vols
Works of Lady .Mary Wordy Alontague, 5
toll
Mease and Smith's Wonders of Nature and
Art, 12 vols. willy plates
Misciies of Human Lite, by Sam Sensi
tive and Tim Testy
Popo's Works, 10 vols
Picture Of Qrceee in 1025, 2 vol*
Puckot Encyclopedia, 4 vols
Kcliques of Robert Burns
Beamiosof Dr. Robertson
Madame do Stael's reflections on suicide
Edgcrwortli's readings in Postry
Rejected Addresses
Life of the lion. Win. Pitt
Sandeman’s Loiters on Thcron end Aspa-
sia, 2 vols
Salvo’s Travels from Italy to Englaed
Bass' journey ta Borne and Naples
Scott's Beauties of Eminent Writers, 2
volt
Resources of Russia
Sansom's sketches nf Lower Canada
Memoirs nf Mrs Robinson
Mevor’s Nepos, or lives of iliusliious Bii-
tons
Mayor’s Ladles andGenllcnien's Magazine
2 vols
Quarrels of Authors' 2 vols. by D’lracli
Volncy's lecture on history
Vertoi's history of the Portugal revolution
Six months in the West Indies, io 1825
Worden’s letters from St. Helena
War in disguise, or the Irauds of ncubal
flags
Knox's wiutei evenings, nr lucubratltins on
life and lettors, 2 vols;
Mrs West’s letters to a young man
Wilkes' (John) letters to his daughter, 4
vols
Voltaire's History of Charles 12th
Sketch of tho civil wai in the Vciuleo
Events in France under Najioloon, by Hel
en Mnria Williams
Webb on Pootry
The Centaur not fabulous, by L ’ward
Young
Young’s Essays
World, 4 vols
NOVELS.
Armata.n flagmen!
Tile Absentee, 2 voir, by Miss Edgeworth
The Abbot, 2 vols', by Walter Scott
The Anllqiiuiy, 2 vols by VVnltor Scott
Adventures of a Knzlibash, 2 vols
Blue Stocking Hall, 2 vols
Bachelor and Married Man
Brownie, of Bosbcclt, hy Jns. Hogg
Belinda, 2 vols, hy Miss.Edgcwonh
Correction, 2 vols, hy Mrs Opio
Campbell, or Hie Scottish Probationer, 3
vols
Charlotte’s Daughter, sequel to Charlotte
.Cicely? o'r'lho roso of Ruby,4 vols, by Su
sannah. Uowsnn
Conti ibiitions of Q. Q. 2 vols
Chrysal, oi tho adventures of a guinea, 4
Contributions of Q. a. hy Jane Taylor
Dulijal I’liune, of Lanarli
Edgeworth's Popular Talcs, 2 vols ,
j Eliza 1st end 2d ucrlcs
Emeline, by Mrs Burton
I Flirtation,'2 vels
First settlers of Virginia
Fortunes of Nigel, *ybflfj by Walter Scott
Felix Alvarez, 2 vols
Florence McArthy, by Lady Morgan
GiOVannl Sbogarru, n Venetian (ale, 2 yols
Grn|U s popular models, 2 vols
Gulyntn Princes, of Persia
Geraldine, 2 vnls
Guy Msnnerinjt by Walter Scott
Sir Charles Grandlion and Clarissa, a-
bridged
Gossner’s Idyls
Harrington and Ormond, 2 vols, by Mnrlh
Edgeworth
Henry, 2 vols, by Cumberland
Husband hunting, 4 vols
Husband
John do Lancaster, 2 vols, hy Richard
Cumberland, Esq.
J d » ° r A> hen, i * V °I«| by Miss Owensnn
Jane, of Francet by Madame do Gonlis
nib Itinor.iMi, 3 vols, by 3. W. Riley
Julia and the Baron
Kenilworth, 2 vols. by Walter Scott
Logan, o family history, 2 vols
Life of a (.giver, $ vols, by Sophia Lee
rile Lollards, hy S. W. Hoott, 2 vols
L“cy Osmond
i7.!°"S. rd ' '•J WW* Edgeworth
•he Missionary, by Mias Oweuson
Madeline, by Mrs Opio
Met dg. 4 tale °f the day
Matilda Botklcy
Mu "“® l c J 3 o 0 "age Boy, by Regina Marla
Niiblin in search of a husband
O Brvan and O’Flahvrty, 2 vuls, by Lady
Morgan
Oakwood Hell, 2 vols, by Catherine Hut-
tun
emporium of fashion.
Peveril of tho Peak, 2 trots, by Waiter
Scott
Perry Malloiy, 2 vols
riiicntc, liy Jvl. de Gcnlis
Proie, by u Pool
The Pir.ilc, 2 vols, hy Wallcl* Scott
Quentin l)uriv»rd,2 vols, by Walter Scott
Kcdnood, 2 vols
Rcdgsiiinlet, 2 vols, by the sumo
1(0111
Rotchford Family
Roll Uoj. 2 vols, by Walter Scott
Thu Refuge*
Ringan Gilhaize, 2 vols
Itach .el
Story of i Life
Siuuluir and Hortenso, liy M. de GenlH
Sanclio, or tho Proverbiallsi, by J.W.Cuii-
ningham
St. itonan’s Wall, 2 vols, by Walter^cott
St Valentino's Day, 2, vols, by tho same
Sans Souci Pratt, 8 vols
Handnvre, nr the Froe .Mason, 2 vols
Sayings and Doings, 2 vols
Bays she to het neighbor, what? 2. vols
T lies of Hie heart, by Mre Opio
Tales of Fashionable Life, by .Miss Edge-
worth, 2 vols
The Torr Hill, 2 vols, by lloraco Smith
Tales of a Voyager
Talos of Fancy, 2 vols, by Miss Burney
Trials, a Tale, 2 vols
Talesofilie Priory, by Airs Holland
Tnles for Alothers
Talcs of my Landlord, by Walter Scott
Valerius, a Tale of Uome, 2 vols
Vivian Grey, 8 veils
Voyage to the Moon
Vivian nod Emeliiiu
Welsh Mountaineers, 2 vols, by Catherine
Hutton
Woodstock, 2 Vnls, by Walter Scott
Winter in Washington, 2 vnls
A Year and a Day, by Madame Panache
Winter Evening Lucubrations, by Vicist-
mus Knox
Whims and Oddities, with plates, by Hoed
dec I) 281
Mallery & Duffy,
On the Bay,
tub xxcnairntt,
AV1NO availed themselves of the
most recent arrivals, from Europe,
are now prepared to furniih tlioir friends
and Hie public generally with g more olo-
gaiil and extensivo assortment of Goods In
[heir line, than they have ever oflored
heretofore, viz s
Wilkins' superior Golden Crown and
Olive CLOTHS, (quite a new style f
Blue, Blsek, Drake Neck, Green, Stee
and Oxford mixt patent finish or Lon
don CLOTHS.
Sup. bluu, black, brown, drab, fgwn.steel
mixt. Corbenn, Lavendei, and other
col’d London OASIMERS.
Black and blue blank plain VELVETS
Figured, brown and Fahey colored do.
And a great variety of light and darlf
col d Silk and Valencia VESTINGS.
Double-bolld bluo and brown CAAI-
LET8, a very superior article for
Cloaks and Great Coats,
Being supplied with a (ull and first rate
complement of Now York and Philadelphia
Workmen, from the .first establishments,
they are prepnred to make up the above
articles in « style that cannot fall ta please
Alto at usual,
For the accommodation of Tra vellera
and thn.se who prefer despatch,
they have of ull assortment of
Ready Made Clothing,
of the 1st, 2d und 3d qualities, consisting
Cnnti, Frocks, Canutes, Great Coats,
Cloaks, Opera Cloaks, Pants., Vests,
nh ” ‘ ~ ' "
Remoml.
T HE subscribers have Removed to
the Soatli West corner of Shad's
buildings, opposite the East end of Gib
bon's buildings. Where they aro opening
a very extensive assortment of PLAINS,
blankets, cotton llagoing,
STAPLE GOODS, ana n superior assort
uient hf Fancy Goods, which they inteii*
selling at a low advance.
WM. & II. ROSE.
net 20 208
For Sale (
jQY leave of Hie Inferior Court of this
bo sold on Hie First
Tuesday of January, for the benofit ol
tho creditors, lliat vnlunblo and improvod
ilnntntion, on Skidnway Island, contain-
ng 830 acres, and known by (he name of
I1BEUNIA.
TIlOo. IJ. P. CHARLTON,
Adm'r, do bonis non, tic.
nov 30
Chambers Superior Court,
JUNE 25th, 1829. '■
The Alarine & Fire Im
surnneeBank of the
Stute of Geofgia, et al.
Chatham Su
perior. Couri,
January Term,
1830.
In Equity.
Eleazer Early,
el. at.
I T being verified to the Court Hint Eloa-
zer Early one of the defendapls in the
above cause resides out of Chatham coun
ty—On motion it is ordered that tho said
Eleazer Early anpenr on or before llio first
day of the next Term of this Court ami en
ter his appearance ihoretu and in default
thereof the snul compininnnt hnvo leave to
proceed on their said Bill in the samo
manner as if personal service 6f the Bill
and subpoena had been effected on tho sai I
F,leaner—And it is further ordered that
tnis Rule lio puldisliod once a month in one
of iho Public Gazettes of Savannah until
the expiration thereof.
Extract from tho minutes.
ROBERT W. POOLER, Clk.
junoSS D'S
Electors of Chatham Coun
ty.
Fritmh anil fellow Citizens:
1 AA1 a candidate for Coroner at the E
lection in January uext, end should 1
be elected, will endeavor to discharge '.ho
duties of the office with fidelity.
• Very respectfully,
nov 7 225$ ■ ■ • V
Shirts, under Voits and Drawers, Col
bus, and Hosiery, of ult descriptions.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Cloth, morocco, and patent leiHier Caps
of Luke Davis’ most approved style
Dnremus & Sydam’s N. Yoik, Thant's
Philadelphia, ahd ToWson's Baltimore
approved Stocks of ail patterns
Rirfing Beils, Shoulder Braces, Watch
Guards Suspenders, Fancy Spitalfield
hdkfs. Cravats Cravat Pads, Purses,
llair Brushes, Pantaloon and Vest
Springs, Horsethln, Castsr, and Ruck
■kih Gloves, Double Aleclinnie Horse-
skin Gloves, (the most beautiful arti
cle of the kind ever offered in this
market) the whole of which will be
Sold at the moH reduced prices, fbr
cash or town acceptances.
N. IL Tile whole of the above stock ha
ving been carefully selected, and tho gren-
part puichnsed direct from Hie impor-
hy Air. D. poisonully, and the ready-
nude clothing mnntifoculred Immediately
under his inspection, sve feol confident in
assuring'our friends, that nothing has been
spared in rendering our establishment wor
thy the patronage we have heretofore so
liberally enjoyed
•cist M.&D.
Arrow Root.
T HE subscriber has received a supply
of some Very superior Frencli Arrow
(BY AUTHORITY.)
By the President of the U-
liited States.
F [.pursuance of law, 1. Andrew Jackson,
President of the United States of A-
inerica, do hereby declare & make known,
that n public sale will be held at the Und
Office at Tallahassee, in Hie Territory qf
Fluridu.oiitllo first Atohday in Feliruaiy
next, for llio disposal ol the public lands
situate within Hie limits of Hie undermen
tioned townships and fractional townships,
to wit i ,
North of the base line, and west tff the
meridian. T
Township ta-o, cf range twenty two.
Townships one, two, three, four and fire
of range twenty three.
Townships one, fuur and five, of range
twenty four.
Townships ono, three, four anil fivo, of
range twenty five.
Townships three, four and five, of range
twenty six,
Townships two, three, four and fire, of
ran^e twenty seven.
r factional township one, of range twen
ty eight, west ol St. Alary Do Galvez bay.
Fraciioual township one, of range twenty
eight, east of Blackwator bay.
Townships two, three, four and five, of
ringr twenty eight.
Township's two, three and four, of range
twenty nine.
Township one, of range thirty one.
Townships three, four and five, of range
thirty two. “
th Townships four and five, of range thirty
South of the bate line and West of the
Aloridian.
Fractional township one, of range twen
ty one.
Fractional tnwaslilpi one nld two, of
rango twenty three.
Fractional townships one and two, of
range twenty four.
Township one, of range twenty fiver
Township one, of range twenty six.
Fractional townships one and two, of
range twenty seven.
Fractional
Letter Pnper. .
30 R «aie rt ®* i,r * d und for
A. I’ARSONS, Dru^g'/sr,
At th® E&gl®, no. 3| Gibbon's Kange.
dec 23 £01
.. State Bdiik Stock.
F OR sale at El’PINGER'S
dents Exchange offlci
i resh Garden Seeds.
JUSTfeccivi
)ed a supply of the Shaker
ecds, tills/»»»• "•"'“‘i*
Garden Seeds, this years growth
Eor snlnby
i A. PARSONS, Drngeist.
AtthgEagla,-No.8,Gibbons' Range.
Day and Martin’s Real Ja
pan Blacking. .
JfflT Imparted rend Warranted to bo
•f first quality. For tale by
A. PARSONS, Druggist.
ange.
Al the Eagle No. 8. Gibbuns'
dec 24
For Easy Shaving.
J US
approved
^ ' ALSU
Thos Scaigh, Jolm,Barber ahd Rodger*
make, kept constantly on hand and for
tale by .
j. A. PARSONS. Drug
At the Eagle, S’o 8 Gibbon’s
deo 24
:ist.
61
Root.
For sale by
A. PARSONS, Druggist,
No. 8, Gibbons'Range,
eco 23
To the Electors of Chat
ham County.
F ellow citizens-i again so
licit your suffrage for the office or
Onronor of Chatham county, at the ensu
ing olection in January next.
THOS. EDEN.
act 31 210
Almanacks for 1830.’
J t’ST Received.
nov 14 fi\M. DRISCOLL*
Christmas and New Year's
Gifts. '
Tliomns M. Driscoll,
H AS just received the Youth's Kf.zp-
sake, for 1830, a Christinas Gift
for Young People
“Take it—''tis a gift of Love.
That seeks the good oloiiej
Keep it for the giver's take,
And read it for lliinc own.”
List of Engravings— ,
1 The Thorn Hat, engraved by Cbe-
ney.
2 Charity, engraved by J Andrews.
8 Tim Cottage Door, engraved by O.
Pet on.
4 The Savoyards, engraved by O.
l'ctton.
8 Tile Coquelto, engraved by E. G.
Perkins.
6 The Fairy Tale, engrated by E.
Unllaudct.
The Pearl lor 1830, with 0 Splendid
Embellishments.''
Tiik Talisman, for 18S0, edited by F.
Horheii, with 12 Splendid Engravings.
The Atlantic Bouviner, for IBfio,
with 12 Splendid Embellishments.
The Boston Token, for 1830, edited
by S. G. Goodrich.
1 Vignette Tillepnge, engraved by-J.
Cheney alter a design by H. In
man.
2 Sibyl, engraved by .1 Cheney from
a painting after Guido.
3 Innocence, engraved liy O Pcltron,
designed by R Weston,
4 Doomed Bride, engraved by G. W.
Hatch from a painting hy II In-
Inman,
5 Lost Children, engraved by J Che
ney, designed bv Scheffer.
6 Portrait of J G C Hrainnrd, engra
ved by J B Longacre.
7 Alcditation, engraved by G B El
lis, dosignod by II Frndolle.
8 Banks nf the Juniata, engraved hy
G B Ellis froth a painting by
Doughty.
8 Grandfather’s Hobby, engraved by
E Gallnudet, fr in a painting by
T Sully. v
id Chocomn's Curse, engraved by G
W Hatch after a painting Irom
Nature (Corway Peuk N. Hamp
shire) by .T Cole.
II Schoolmistress, engraved by T
. Kelly, designed hy AV'Owen.
12 Gauovieyo,engraved tiy. J Andrews
designed by A Al Huffmaq.
13 Grech, Lovers, , q.egrgyqd
Durand, after n pnintini
iMTf -
townships one and two,
range twenty eight, East of Pensacola mid
Escambia bays, and West of tire bay of Si
Alary De Galvez.
Fractional lotvnship one, of range twen
ty eight, east of Blackwator hay.
Fractions of townships ono and two, nf
rango twenty nine, cast and wen of Es
cambia bay.
Township nno. of range thirty.
Fractional township two. of range thirty.
Fractional township* one and two, of
rango thirty ono.
Fractidnuhtoirniliips two and three, of
rangft thirty two.
Sunili orllio base line, and East of lire
Meridian,
Townships three Aid fuur, or range Torn
rraciiohal township five of range four.
Totthshipftono an I (**o, of range five
Townships three end lour, of range six.
' Townships two, three and eight of range
Fractional townships two, three and
four, and townshqis five and ten, of range
eleven.
Fractional townships four and five, and
township ten, of rango twehe.
Fractional townships five and ten, of
range thirteen.
Tile townships and fractional township 1
will he offered in the order above designa
ted, beginning with tin '
section in oacii.
The lands reserved by Law, for the use
of schools, or for oilier purposes, will be
excluded from sale.
Given under my hand, at the city of
Washington, this fifth day of Oct.
A. D. 1828. . ;
ANDREW JACKSON.
By tho President:
George Graham,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
dec 4
247f
Guardian’s Notice,
ijjiOUR months after the date hereof up.
•M? plication Will be made by mo to llir
Justice of the Inferior Conn of Challuim
County when sitting for ordinary purposes
sell oil that hnlf lot in the City
for leave to sell oil that hnlf lot in the 'City
of Savannah, being the north moiety or
half lot no 7, (seven) third tylhing Anson
Ward, bounded to the north on n lane sixty
feet and from thence running to Hie said
lane forty five foot and bounded to the
south by the other moiety of said lot no 7,
(seven) sixty (get and hounded to the east
ward by the north partol lot no 0, and to
the westwerd by the northern part nf lot ho
8, togather with all and singular the build-
ings and improvements rhereon, also, lot
No. 4 and improvements Ewcflsburg, O-
glcthorpe ward, 55 foot fronting on Alaga-
rct street, and 80 feet deep to the lane, for
Hie purposes of a division and the benefit qf
tho iieirs and legatees nf Jacob Alinrt, dec.
the came being part of the real Estate of
llio said Jacob Allan, deed.
JOHN O. .FETZER,
Guardian Jacob Ahart.
Devisees,
dec 28 286
F.4A
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Approved Medicines.
FANCY ARTICLES fee
The following articles have
been selected, by Hie subscri
ber, from tlie.differcnt Manu
facturing Establishments in
England. ■
Henry’s Calcined Magnesia
Henry's Aromatic Vinegar
Eau nledlcinale de Husson
Calomel,
Blue Pill
Evans superior Lancets :
Do Silver Liincat Casey,apd Shell
Dressing Combs and Pocket
Sealing Wax 11 •, ;
M Also the Splendid Scotch Tobacco and
Straff Boxes. For.sale by ■
A. PA R.SONS. Pruggist, ,
’!m. 8; Gib
lunge,
Emerson’s Elastic Razor
Strops
TM»A Y lie considered superior to any at
J-Ti tho present day in oac Se for sale by
* A. P \ RsONS, Druggist
dee*B‘I'" E ’ tle N ° 8 Qibboh * “ange.
Lamp Oil.
T H&bent WittierHtroinbd .Sperm Oj|
if krpt constantly on hand and for
sale by
A. PARSONQ, Dritgt’ivt,
•At the Edgh% No 0 Gibbons 1 Rang
dec £4
Spnnidh Segars.,
Sfiitfift Jusi received in
W"F.4lpro--and for sale
by A. PARSONS, Druggist.
At the Eagle, np. «, Gibbon’s Range,
deo 23 263
Holmes’Annuals of Ameri
ca,
T HE Ahnalsof America from lha Dis
covery by. Columbus in the vesr
covery by; Columbus in Hie year
1482 to 1228. by Abie] Holmes. D. D.
Second Edilinii. •
TER, by Mr*. Burali j. Hall.
The American Common Place Rook of
I roso,a collection nf.EInqucul and interest
ing ext acts from the Writings of Ameri
can Autliois. J. :
T. M. DRISCOLL,
dec 21
Savnlinah Poor House
Hospiiai..
V ISITING COilMlTTEE for Dec.
1823.
Francis Sorrel and Moses,Cloland.
Attending PliVsician
Dr. Furth.
JOSEPH GUMMING, Sec'ry.
nov 28 ■ '
.Just Received, j,
S ARATOGA Powders in tin L.»», s , „
Compound Fluid Extraot of oor«a-
pariila
Oil of Black Popper
Extract cf Quinine
Imlilied Copalva . .
Black oxldo. of Mercury
Citratcd Kali, fiperino
GenUinb Red Dark
Croton Oil, French
Oil of Cubebs ,
“ •• Copaiva. Jodina
Hydriodate of Potass
Acid Prussic
Tlie subscriber having hecn. appointed
agent fur the,sale of the above articles, of
fers them for sale at tho manufacturer’*
pricosf , .
A. PARSONS. Druggist,
At the Eagle, No. 8, Gibbons’ range,
nnv ■ . 220
Notice..
T HE SAVANNAH-LIBRARY, will
lio opefied hereafter- on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday in each week from
3 io 5 o'clock, P. AL.
WM MOREL. Libraria#
net 17 1071
Leghorn Straw Hats,‘Arti
ficial Flowers*
'■ ' akNO, , ■
. EMBOSSED RIBBONS. ■*
T ill ■ subscriber has,raceived by the,’
tbip AIacon. a frosli assortment of
the above articlos among .which arc:— ,
i case fine Leghorn Bolivar Hats
„ do
Gipsy •
Cottage
do.
n
!d,
do
do
da
da
da
da
do do. Straw
1 do da do
£ do ilo do
2 do do gimp do
1 dd French do
? do Missos do
do Straw cpldrod Navarino do i
8 boxes Handsome Artificial Flowers.
6 do do , Embossed Ribbons.
The above, uie. offered- at.Rvory small ad
vance by the case or dozen. ,, :
^ ISAAb NORTON.
dec 19
1 —i — t v
}ranches, of
C ENTRAL, Macons f
-State Bank •
Newberri, Cape Font ■
NortHern, and al! i other Batik Notes
ol responsible Batiks, and all kind,
of GOLD, bought and sold at
• :LUTHER’S >
Exchange offici
dee 15