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Newspaper Page TextTvo.ai... VoL xxviii WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1832. — fan* ■ ifl A “ ■ ■ - ' Whole (ilelr Notice. J , OUft months ffter dato ep|ilic*tion 1 Lillhanrtfitoth# Honorable thj Justices of the irffpiior Court of Chaiham County* " hen .Siting for ordinary purpose. -“Th'e’fi “lot" conuin^'atonl « acres Washington ward. I tract no 8, tliti dio- trict Oooly County, t ttact no «*4. 7th Jounty. for the benefit of the heir's an“ creditor, of the estate of. Wm. W°«dbrid«c, J“^ u|lf>E i l ^ A||orrv j tl f . 7 | For the Admini hator. nov 17 Band Boxes. £3 Q NESTS largest size Hand Bn*. 7*3 es. just received and for sale ve- nvlmvby A. IIElVVE r r. jVo I young’s Buildings, Market Square, dec 8 Notice. rX )UB months after dale application [1 „j|| lie made to the Court of Ordi- rv „t Chatham Comity, for leavo to sell .’followin'' property—dicing a pari of the real date of the late D. A. Strobliar, viz: ono half of lot arid improvements laying in Ihe city of Savannah, Bryan street. O- glethorpe ward, known in the plan of said citv, is lot no 18, also, ono ball, of the southern half, of the western hall, of lot, Ewciish'irg city of Savannah, being one I'm,rill nl said lot. Sold for the benefit of heirs and Creditors. iuc.iard ,\. mm), g co j Administrator, Notice. A id, persons having demands against me estate of tlUhard 3. Baker, de ep isad, are teeptested to render them in, attested within the time n>»scrilietl by law, an I tliisc persons indabred rn tho estate, will aiake immediate payment to WM. R0UA11T3, Admr. Ricrhoro. Dec. I, 0 dec 8 H . Notice. !0M and after this date the Savan- • i.Pi Lihr.uy for ihe delivery of hooks, aiil he open on Tuesday, Tbilisi! y and iatur I iv from 3 to 5 o’clock, P. M. Individuals not share holders can have lie use of the Library on the following In the Superior Court of Chatham County, Silas Holmes vs. the heirs and rep resentatives of I- saiahDektnport, deceased, JANUARY TERM, last). Itule Nisi for fore closure of a Mort gage on real estate in the City of Sa vannah. SIS For one year, 11 6 mo,tins u “ Any period loss than one year jji per nontlt. Persons holding books belonging to in Library are requested to return them vithuut delay. WM MOREL, Librarian,?. L. sept (5 Clotlus. A FEW pieces of handsome blue.black olive, grotn & bro-vn cloths for silo on Accommodating terms by the pice or re ail by NORTON & FULLER, nov to Shad’s Buildings. Notice. F OUR months after date application w ill be ma.Jo to the Honorable the Inferior Court for the County of Effing- for leavo to sell all the real estate be longing to Philip Jones dec’cl I ate of said county, for the benefit of the heirs and flteditor? of -aid estate. ELIZABETH JONGS, Admx. nov 3 Notice. jgj*OUR month? aft**r date application JP will he m ade to the Honorable the Infesmr Court of be county of Effingham for to *a|| tho r.»ul nelntft belonging to Wiilis Spier, dec’d. late of tho said county for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ol Raid estate J.\S SPIER, Ex’r. nov S Treasurer’s Office. NOVEMBER 1, 1 830, T HE average price of Flour during the last month 'ieing jjti per hunel ot 1510 lbs. Bread for the present month must weigh as follows,viz: It 1-2 cents Loaf 2lbs 15 l-2oz 0 1-4 “ “ 1 “ 7 3 4 •* Of which .all Rakers and sellersofUread will take due Notice, nov .3 M. W. STEWART, c. t. Brought to Jail, I N Savannah on the 8th inst. a mulatto man who says his name is JERRY, th.it be belongs to Kursel Jones, of Jackson County Georgia; that ho itinaway about the 15th of August last, he is 5 feet f; 3 1 inches high and nbont 32 years of ago JOHN I. DEW:*, SheriiT c. c. oct 12 /’or Sale. 3 ELEGANT- and first rato Piano Fortes, for sale low, for cask* Also, A Spanish Guitar, and selected J A. UEAULARD. ^ d °c 18 246fl Wuuletl. VHSWO BOYS of goad moral coractcr, n . '. ' v,d he taken n» apprentices, to the I r, ming Uuiiiiess, at the Oflice of the Bavannah Republican. inne 1 Leghorn Hals. GJk CASES of Ladies and Misses Leg- rv liorn Diiiistiihle, just received and lor i,le by M. PRENDEROAST. Shad’s Building, Opposite Orem tc Pulaski Monument. Notice, A LL Persons having demands aga.nst the estate of Alexr. Nctherclift, dee. u 1 ?l°! BryAn ““my am requested to send n Uieirjiccountt. And those indebted to make payment to Tbos. B. waker of Dry an qualified Executor. ■» TIIOS. B. BAKER, ■dec 13 fj, Upon the petition of Silas Holmes pray ing the forclosuieofthe equity of redemp tion of and in all that lot of land in the City of Savannah known and distinguished as pait of lot (no. number four, Trus ses Garden and immediately north of Fort Wayne, beginning south at a wall and in- clud.nc the said wall, and running thence northwardly to the river one hundred and ninety ono feet, tiience Eastwardly along tho river Savannah seventy-five feet, thence southwardly one hundred and nine ty one feet to the said wall, and including the said Avail; thence along the said wall to tile place of beginning: Leaving and re serving always a passage or road sufficiently wide for wagons and other carriages to pass and repass with convenience through the said lot from the wharf now used as a Ferry wharf, with all and singular the iin provements thereon, which lot of land dis oribed am] hounded .as aforesaid with all the improvements thereon was mortgaged by Isaiah Devauport late of the County and state aforesaid deceased,in his life time to Abraham Richards of the city of New York oy deed bearing date on the second day of April Eighteen Hundred and Twen ty Two to secure the payment of the sum of two thousand two hundred Dollars in two equal instalments, that is to say the sum of eleven hundred dollars on the first day of January one thousand eight huu dred and twenty three, and the further sum of eleven hundred dollars on the first day of January one thousand eight hundred and twenty four, with interest at eight per cent per annum on the said ttvo thousand two hundred dollars from the said fecund day of April 18®? according to the condi lion of a bond executed by the said Isaiah Davanporl in bis lifetime to the said Abr’m Richards, hearing even date with the said nortgage, and it appearing that there was lue on said bond the third day of Septcm her 1821, the principal sum of one thou sand and twelve dollars and ninety cents, exclusive of interest thereon, which st ill remains unpaid. And if also appearing that the. said bond and mortgage with all the right and interest of the said Abraham Richards to the property in the said mort gage described, were oil the socond day ol February 1C28 assigned for n valuable con siderntion to the said Silas Holmes by the said Ahrahain Richards. On motion of McAllister & Bulloch, Attorneys for the petitioneis, it i s ordered {that the Heirs or legal Representatives of the said Isaiah Do vanport do pay into this Court within 12 months from this date the principal and interest due on tho said bond aud the costs if this application for foreclosing of the pre uiises or in default theieof die equity of ro dnmption of the said heirs and legal repre sentatives of the said Isaiah Devnnport to the said Mortgaged premises he thence forih ani forevor foreclosed. And it is further ordered lh.it a copy of this rule he served on the heirs & legal representatives of the said Isaiah Devanport at least six months before tho time appointed for the payment of said sum of money into Court, or published in one of the G zettes of the city of Savannah in said State once a mouth for twelve months before the time aforesaid, And that further and other pro ceedings be had ns are prescribed by the Statutes in such case made and provided. 9Ui January, 1830. True Extract from the Minutes. * R.W. POOLER,Clk. jnn nO 25§ca Brought, to Jail. I N Savannah on the 4th Init. a negro man,who »ay« his name ts MINGO— that he belongs to Mi.Green Rail of Pulas ki county Georgia. That he ranaway about four weeks ago, lie is 5 feet 4 inches* high and about 21 years of age. june 11 JNO. I. DEWS, s. c. c* Brought to Juii. I N Savannah, on the 28th ult. a nrgro man who says his name is JOHN or PARIS,and that he belongs to John Jones of Houston county Georgib, that lie ran a way about three months ago, lie is 5 feet 8 1-2 incites high, and about 27 years of age, he says he was raised iri Virginia. june 4 JNO. I. DK\V8,s.c.c. Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on the !6(h inst. a mulat to man who says his name is WLI LIA M and that lie be’ongsto Jas Clark of Richmond County, who resides about 20 miles above Augus'a, that he ranaway a bout three weeks ago, lie is & feet & inches high and about 21 years ol age. JNO. I. DEWS, s. c.c. april 27 Brought to Jail. FN Savannah on the 10th inst. a negro EL man who says his name is POMPY, and that he belongs to Mrs Catharine Me Murphy, of Edgefield District S. C. tiiai lie tatiaway about one .noi.tli ago. lie is b feel 2 inches high and about 30 years ol age. JOHN I. DEWS, Slierilf,c. c. sept 30 4 Fresh Spices. SUBTLY of fresl* s,,,™, of all de- scriptions, just received and for sale ?IWM\3 M TURNER. Ojipoaiic ihe Mansion Ihucs. dec 21 Cologne Water, 1 CASE 150 doz. double extract, in srnnll boxes, in elegant order, just received from Fraucc and for sale by - A. PARSONS. At the Engle No 8, Gibbon’s Range dec 2 Brought to Jail. S N Savannah on tliu £9tli inst. a negro m .n who says Ins name is JACK WIL I.IAMSON, and that lie belongs to Janies Martin, of New Echota, J’linrokeo Nation (ha( he ranaway on the 5th inst. He is 5 feet 5 3-1 inches high and aboul45 years of age. JOHN I. DEWS, SheriiT, c. c. sept 30 Swartcope’s P HYSIC DROPS.composed of herbs, preventive against fevers, &c. &c. For sale by A PARSONS. Druggist, At toe La e No C, Gibbon’s .-tango. New Gooils. J UST rereived per ships Florian and Si.ilirsi, from New York a large sup ply of Fancy ami Staple Guilds, consisting in part of the following, viz: 2 Pieces l\l ■ 11*‘Otii best Italian Lute string Mlif. 5 4 Rlk Frengli Bombazine 2 Pieces English Bombazine Ladies’ hlk and ‘vhi‘e *;ih llnsuo Do do slate and white English Cotton Hose (a sup aiiiele) Ladies black and slate colored wor sted Hose Misses white Cotton Ilosery Worsted ileirazc iidkf* (assorted) Black Love do Piussian and Valencia Shawls Needle woiked and Laco Caps Bird’s Eye Diaper Cross bar and corded Cambrics Hair corded Cambric G 4 Cambric Dimity Ladies Horse skin (jiloveM An asioitinent of Gros do Naples Hilks ami Florences 30 lbs Cotton Balls (assorted colors 10 do white Cotton Balls 10 ps Saliinet (Cadet & blue colors) 200 Utch Embroidered Beits (latest >tylo) 10 Pieces thick Watered Bell Ribbon 10 Boxes Taft and Bonnei Ribbon 12 dozen Childrens’ worsted Hoots. »•) boxes Fancy scented !*«aps 1 case Ladies Leghorn Bolivar Hjis Italian sewing Silks and many oilier articles lor sale wholesale or ruiaii tu the very lowest market prices by * A. BENNETT J No. 1, Young's Buildings, market square. Also, on consignment A lot of ready made clothing consisting of viz: hlk Velvet, Valencia and riwans- down Vests, Bang up Cord Pantaloons, rice 20 A B. Fresh Ganleti Seeds. t jj^HE subsc/iOer has just received an Jl assortment of Fresh Garden Seeds. which are warranted very superior and of this years’ growth, viz: Marrowfat, Early Charlton, Prussian Blue, Early Dwarf,& Early Fiaint Peas Drumhead, Early York, Sugar I.oaf. and Green Savoy Cabbage Large Blood and Red Turnip Beet Scarlet Turnip and long Scarlet Rad- dish Early Dutch, Lnrge Not folk and Rut abaga Turnip Round and Prickly Spiuagc Icc, Imperial and Capita go Lettace Red and White Onions White Solid-Cellery Parsnip Curled Parsley Orange CarrolJJ&c. &e. For sale at the lowest market price by THOMAS M. TURNER, Druggist, Opposite the Mansion House. dec 7 Shoe Blacking. DAY & MARTIN'S HEAL JAPAN BLACKING. I S Just impor ted, in jugs, fiom 25 to 5<* cents each This inestimable compound, affords k* culiar nourishment to the Leather, mil not soil the finest Linen, is perfectly free from smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate—which is more than w hat any of the American compounds docs do. For sale by A. PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbon'* Range, nov-2G Slrtiii) Hals’ 4^ CASES of Ladie, and Missis Straw Dunstables, jusl lecelved and for sale M. I’ll END E ROAST, Shad’s Building, Op)>0iitt Creen St Pulaiki Monument dec 11 Q,uir*’s Essence ,ot Tyre. H7IOR changing tight, ted or grey hair ML 1 on the head, Whiskers, Ate. Ace. to a beautiful and permanent brown or black. For sale by. - A. PARSONS. Druggist, At the Eagle no. 8, Gibbon*’ Range. To .Merchants, .Mechanics iiml others. 4 GEN TLEMAN whose evenings are uneii.-ployed, would be willing to de- omg, balancing, anil atran vmg. making out and ad , or any oilier kind of Mer A rim- M«ltlre»sed to K. b:> • Uiwill meet with tig ft • tilt its, %V C. Camden Superior Court. NOVEMBER TERM, 1830. Edwin R. Alberti, as* signet of Ktlian Clark, Rule Nisi. Seasonable Goods. T ide subscribers olfirr for sale any quantity of all qualities of HEMP and TOW BAGGING, with best London manufactured Twine. Twilled Sacking and 42 Inch Hessians. London Dock Brand}/ and Gin in pipes. London Bottled Porter iu casks, of qts. or pints. Scotch Bottled Ate, and Crates of Crockery Ware :— Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres Blankets, Flannels, Baizes, and every description of suitable. Biitish Manufactured DRY GOODS. And cases of assorted Hardware, with a complete assortment of Italian, French, German and India. SILKS, are ordered to arrive early in September, so far a» can bo imported under the present existing prohibitory laws, and will be for sale for cash at a liberal discount on regu lar prices, or on long credit for approved paper, or can be exchanged in barter for Produce, Bank. Steamboat or Insurance Company’s Stocks of Georgia. LOW,TAYLOR &CO. (f^A general assortment of Domestic Goods always for sale. aug 10 . sr ' CltimiseUcs. A FEW French worked muslin Chim isetles, »erjr lino—just receireii bjr CHAMPION &LATHROP. dee <8 Cooper’s New Novel. T HE We«er Witch, or (he Skimmer of Ihe Seas, bjr the author of the Red lliirer. Pilot, &C.T&C. jtnt lecelred by jjdec ST _ L f. SI. DRISCOLL. Pulinc* <fc Loe, H AVE just received aud now landing from sclirs. Glide and OthellodV»nt New Yoik.the following arnules.wliicli me ollered on accommodating terms : SO casks best Goshen Cheese 20 kegs do Butter SO bbls Canal Flour 20 1-2 do do do 20 I 2 do Buckwheat 10 qr do do 1500 lbs Pig Hams 500 do Smoked Beef 200 boxes Table halt 10 casks Hibhert’s best Brown Stout quarts nrd pints 5 bags Java ColJce dec 20 Silver Steel Razors. A SUPPLY ol Jos. Rogers & Son’s Silver Steel Razors, just received and lor sale hy THOMAS M. TURNER, dee 4 Opposite Ihe Mansion House Robinson’s Patent Barley. A FRESH supply of this superior ar ticle, Just received soil for sale by THOS. M. TURNER. Druggist, Opposite the Mansion llouic. nov 19 Pntcnt Polishing Powder. rj^O clean end Polish ell kindsofmeisl JL just received wild for sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist, A, tho Eagle No 8 Gibbon's Rouge, dec 18 Bottle Corks f% BALES 400 gross Velvet Bottle Corks Just received in store and for sale by |A PARSONS, Druggist, dec 7 No 0 Gibbon’s lUage. The legal representa tive* of Homy Sadler, deceased and Ray Sands, J O N the petition of Edwin R. Alberti, sissignee of F.tlian Clark, shewing that Henry S .tiler, late of Camden county, deceased, in bis life time, together with Ray Sands, of same county, to wit: on the I2il» day of Febtuary 1816, being indebted to tlie said Ethan, in the sum of eighteen thousand ono hundred and eighty dollars for which they jointly and severally* exe Ctifed fou* pionmsorv notes of said F.tlian, hearing said dale, one of w hich was foi the sum of four thousand two Hundred dollars, aud payable 12th Feb. 1817, one other for the sum of four thousand seven hundred \ ten dollars, piyable 12ili Feb. id8, one other for four thousand four hundred and ten dollars, payable 12th Feb. 1819. and Hie Ith and last note payable on the Kill Feb. 1820, for the sum of four thousand eight hundred mid fifty dulLtS, togtrilw making said sum of eighteen thousand one hundred and eighty doiir.rs—lire heUrr to secure the paymem of winch sem of money the said Henry rfadler, their in life, arid Ray Sands did on the 12th clay of Fcbrua ry, 1816, nior'gaged to said Ethan, all that tract or part'd of land on Crooked Creek in said county, called Greenfield uliintaiion, containing twenty three hun dred and twenty five acres, more or less, originally granted to Dr. David Oliphant, beginning at asiako.it Crooked Creek, running south fl9 1> west 155 chains by land of John Clark anti others, thence south 1° east 150 chains to the lands of James Moore, thence bv the same lard now nr late of the estate of Samuel RraiNford, thence l>v the same to the place of begin ning—aod blui one undivided fifth pail of a tract of land, situated on nr near Rt Ma ry? ri-e.r, in the county aforwviid f til'f-d and known hy the name of Cntfnh Tract, containing in the whole seven thousand five hundred acres more or less—and also forty one negro slave*! therein enumerated.' with the conditions that the said motley should be agreeable In the tenor of said ( notes, them set forth, paid, as they respec lively heroine due, ami providing that salt nioitgago should not he (oierloscd, un it the las* payment was due and unpaid, ntid shewing that a pail of ?«*»,! money, to eleven hundred and fatly six dollars^and 46 cents. he.Md' S interest from the I8th day of January 1826. remains tin aid,and pfayin" the foreclosure of said mortgage —arnica motion u is hiucu-J that the !c gal representatives of the said Henry Sad ler, said Ra v Hands all others having claim to the said mortgaged premises do pay in to tin’s court, the said sum of i!r.'rn hun dred and forty six dollars 46 cents, and hi forest from the said ICili Jail. 1826, and the costs of this application, within twelve months, otherwise that the equity of re- d#»mt»t on of the said legal representatives of ilie said Henry Sadler,and the said Ray H inds, a A of all others claiming, or to claim by them nr undci the said Henry Had ler and R.iy Hands, if. m, or to. the said moil gaged premises, aud to all and eveiy part thereof, he from hencefoilh, and for ever foreclosed. \nd it is nrther ordered that a copy of this rule be published once a month for twelve months, previous to the time appoin ted for the payment of said money, in one of the gazettes of this State. A true extract from the minutee of the Superior Court of Camden county, Novem ber the 10th, 1830. / ISAAC BAILEY, Clk. dec I 23Ica§ L’li.Uil’ No. 3 atm nov 23 iRO|\ Building# Marshal's OlRee, Georgia, SAVANNAH, St! Nov. 1830. III 1 . District Court is adjourned until Tuesday the 11th day January next, when at I persons concerned will give their attendance. JNO 11. MORELL, Marshal, D. G. dee l ■Shingles, Staves, Ranging Timber and Sawed Lumber. T HE Subscriber has on hand nnd of fers fo. 1 sale on the most reasonable terms 1,000,000 ft-fi ranging Timber, vari ous lengths fan) 12 to 20 inches 100,000 feet (Hooting or quartered boards, Irom 12 to 20 fedt iong, 1 1-4 inches thick and 5 to 7 in ches wide 100,000 feet inch board? 120,000 red oak and white oak stare* 75,000 pine staves 200 000 shingles boated and jafted Together with a large quantity of joists and scant ling ol valions sizes, and is daily receiving rafts of different descriptions of Lumber, oidcrs f r Lumber cither in town or plantation*, promptly executed. dec 20 240 SAMUEL I. BRYAN. I Hilt Noticfc. 1 W ill I* sow Sound on ThursJif utguRro. (Rh January following. .QzKlsqr (iwneis ifq not call and take lhera'.q«$g 'jefoie tint day. . One brill.>lcd cow and cjlf. One black speckled cow'» / IS* One brindled 3 year old heifer. — V. M. STONED dec. 31 2f.5 W/ei WJi W 35 TONS frpn aborted flat 1 I-ltd Q indw .7/ „r»D square 1-2 to 3 inj-he^,. j round 1 4 to S inches . 1 ton Nail Rods iu - i fo ! too Hnopttnd Band .Don V--* Scroll Iron, l’litlad5!f.l!tH 'flbHi>I- toil III !«lit Round, flat and square.P4W'.U*aUi 2 ton> Cfbugh Moulds ,,j 7ij 15 cwt Germun Steel ^ ‘ 1 American Cast Steel For sale by j qeouoe iiuNTi^tf’roft; jail 4 / u i&i’.nv, iiio Laiuliii<c from soiti |i' f ' 'L'Xact anti Othello. BBLS I'r me Fork !,v .{ -jj|,,pf *LV 10'doMess do. , 30 bids and 20 half bbls'Canfil I'^duf 10 hhds N O Sugar ' •* (;uf •«» ««■ 20 keg? No 1 Tobacco .ilf 5 hag? Rare Ginger jv- ■{jU,i.,r J f j,h 20 qi bid? I’uc.kwiiejt FIpiu, . an L t._ 1 1 -ti.i-LlJrM-l'l SO boxes Imp*’lit I andflysbn 16 cases Fur and VVoorllw nr ' ,/, * , ‘ i#ir For sale hy rt'JjIc’i/ j ho&j dec ?0 COHEN isiiig Cl UI’ERIGR sheet I sing Glass, j(ts>/e« K7 ceivm! nou for sale by , CJ ^ , T M. '• URNEh. mfittlsSf; Opposite the Marti)on 71 oust, : dec 22 s .i'. ,q Champagne; nr ' l,; DOZ EN imported front l’arii, fust quality, fur sale by ■ * '! ti! A. PARSONS,.r iq Dm-gist at No 8 0jbbqna Range American Amuial Register jJptjR the years 1828, 1828, ami 1829, being the 3d volume of the work. Tho North American, Review for Octo ber, contains the following remark? rela tive to this work. “Wc have already oxprrsied a favorable opinion of tho manner in which the former numbers of the Ameiican Annual Regis ter, hove been executed. The present «e consider quite equal in either of the others; aud considering it highly important that this work should be liberally sustained, wc liAve felt it a duty to call the attention of our renders to as merits.’* Persons desirous of subscribing, can ob tain the work from the eommencernet. W. T. WILLIAMS. d»*e £3 Agent for the editor. Savannah Poor House & Hospital. r ISITING COMMITTEE for Jan and February, 1831. Messrs Jos. Cuiuming and Francis Sor rel. Attending Physicians Drs Forth and Arnold. JOSEPtl CUMMINS, Sec’ry dec <9 Fruit and Cordials. 30 C iSES aborted .French ^Car lo do brandy Peaches t do preserse Limes Capers and OU»es. for tale be A. PA ItSONB, Druggist, toe 30 No 8 Gibbon’s Range. '• .J . •' ’ '• Fresh Fruit, 4’C. BOXES Prunes 5 5;s!c: Almonds 5 hi; s Br..?’! Nr*!* 5 rjo MkiIpiis Nutt 3 do Fiibtris 50 drums Figs Received per sclir Otnello, and for sale by PALMES & LEE. dec CO Exchange Dock Al low Root. Ill 001 no NE case superior ArrowMfoot,'|uft received am: for .sale by • :j *.*, «. THOMAS M. TURNER, Druggist, , Opposite the Mansion JIousL ‘ dcc2 ' I’JlLJiiiJ.. A _ Plains. / -'ij</r TgV WO”ies snpr While Piains j u is do . do Greg Dume»tio.,n; rt , Ju t received anil for sale by .. .-r. ► M PRENDE«GA«r,," Shad’s Building. Il '- Opposite Green hi Pulaski Momlmtnt, ■« dec 44 ;y,’/ | is Notice. 1 7IOUR Months after daio of j his no, ticc application will he matfVi'tti'thb honorable the court of ordinary of 4<ibcrty county, for pe;mi»>ioo to sell a ccr^ajndract of land suuntc in HoiisiOii county ip. tha fourth district, arid designated in (tie jllid of said district by the number 89, f: dV&4rh by Susan E Wilson, orphan of J»i/iret\Vil son, deceased, for (he benefit of pk '"’ mi. WILSON, Gulr'iian, oct 9 * tan-* tit Hnv nnd Flour. rS/Uk DI'NDI.ES llav. and 40 hhli Canal Flour, (Ford’s red brand) Lauding from shipTvbee and for sale by HALL, SHATTER &TUPPER. dec fi t W. T. Williams, Has just received ^JJOODRICH ’S Greek Grammar Parly’s Tales of Europe and Amcr- P.\rly*s Winter Evening Tales Pollock’s cotnse of time Willard's Ancient Geography and Atlas Grecnleaf’s Grammar American Popular Lessons Western Songster Abbot on Shipping, hy Story Moore’s Works, l vol. 8vo dec 21 Notice. A LL p.'rvons having demands again** (be estate of Josish Wilson, laic of Liberty cminty deceased, will plcavo pre sent them duly altevied. And llioss in debted will make paymont I. ELIAS FORT, Ex’or. dec 24 ft Batik of Darien. D ividend No xvl—Th. Board or Directors of Ibis Bank, Invo thb day declared a Dividend out of the profit' piths Institution, for thslait sis months oft per cent, on the amount of Capital ck paid in. which will bo payatde on after thcBOth Janwry, 1830. to tin Stockholders or their legal representative' EUKNEZER S. .TEES. Cesfc’r. Bank of Darien; Dec u, 1339, dee 15 1 ,, Apples. BbDuuw landing a A&W PALMES ucc .0 Robiusou’s Paveut Bmley and Groats. ■ A tnpeiiur aniclr for Ttiaking Gruel, ‘i Also—Beimuda Arrow Root an old article for sale by A. PARSONU," Vi At ill. F.aelo No 8 Gibbon’s Range, i . JNolice, F OUR months .ftor date appfrti^!^ wifi he mo *• to the Iloiioinbfe tFa Inferior Court of Chatham County,’ ivfttjh sitting for ordimny purposes for Ifgyp to sell n lot of laud. No 138, ISiii district uf Houston county, belonging to iho^tatc of Moses llciticrt, (or tho benefit of the 1 hOirs and creditors. ’ ViajNi JOHN B, GAUDRY. JLd&h.: nov 24 j Nails, Hoes,Share iVioukls, &c. &c. gO0 CASKS Cut Nails and I compruing all sizes 150 casks Bradt s’ pat. Trenchit^ and Carolina I Iocs t { , 4 J' 10 tons Share .Moulds 30 ca ks round Iron Trace# ‘ loo Anvils, assorted 100 Vices, assorted ’ / 8 tons sueet, hoop, hand .indboi ler Bon -: 5 4 tons Mister and german Cast Hie I t SO cask? Bar l.cad ♦. 50,000 lbs American Hollow Wajrb, from Hcotcli Patterns ' 30,000 do Carron do do do £0 Sugat Boiler?, to hold SO* jo 200 g.ills 5 cask? llooks and Hinges , ‘ * 10 do Bad Imns 50 do Wr’t N.iits nnd sSpike*^ ^ 0'bales Bagging Twin-' . 1000 sets Wagon Boxes ■' j. Together with a general assortment ’pf Uardwaue. Ueceise/J and for Safe by* N- B. & II. WEED. ‘ dec 7 236*111 ' Notice * * I S hereby given lo all nersons indebted lo MicliaetCunningham, to mak. pajr- mem lo the undersigned on or beforo ine 1st of February next, and to all persoju ' haying demands against said Cuniiingbajn to reiulcr tliem belnreilut’dn}, as on lljat day a dividend will be nud. among il). . creditors. JAMES ANDERSON. WILLIAM MARSHALL, Assignees of M. Cusnln^harji; m i<mt vr&tjp *ii -jiKss. m ■ * c-M

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, January 05, 1831, Image 1