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Notice.
OUR month, after date application
14 will ho mad o to tho Honorable tho
Juittebl of th« Inferior Court of Chatham
CounVy -hen sluing for ordinary purpo.e.
? 0 °WaJi to sell the fallowing real estate.
The (ire lot. containing about 45 acre.
. ‘ „ .. p a „ Lawn in the neighborhood
Canoah-^o,. I0.lt. I*. 16 a 45-.lt
those lot. and Improvement, known a. lot.
no 8, & 19. Warren ward—a 3 icl no 2
Washington ward. I tract no 3, ltlli dis
trict Dooly County. 1 nacl no 814. 7th
V i uai, r y Bounty, for the benefit of the
heir's an* creditor^ of the estate of Wm.
Wo " db, |i d O g S E de S 0 TUPPER. Attorney
inly if * F°t the Administrator,
nov 17
Band Boxes.
n n \BS'PS largest size Band Box.
-I CSl just received and for sale ve-
n 7lo.vby A. BENNETT.
No I young'. Buildings. Market Square,
dec 8
F l
Notice.
| OUR month, after date application
will lie made to the Conn of Ordi
nary of Chatham County, for leave to sell
the following property—being a part of the
real estate of the late D. A. Strobhar, viz:
one lialfof lot and improvements layiug
in the city of Savannah, Bryan street, O-
glethorpe ward, known in tho plan of said
city, ns lot no i!t, also, one half, of the
southern half, of the ivestern hall, of lot,
in Hwensboig city of Savannah, being one
fourth of said lot. Sold for tho bonclit of
heirs and creditors.
R1C.IARD A. BIRD,
d„ c g Administrator,
In the Superior Court oL»j Just received
Chatham County,
JANUARY TERM, 1830.
Silas Holme. vs.
the heirs and rep-
rcscntatives of I-
saiah Dcvanport,
deceased.
Rule'Nisi for fore
closure of a Mort
gage on real estate
its the City of Sa
vannah
Notice.
LL persons having demands against
ilieeflatoof Richard S. Baker, de
ceased, are requested to render them in,
attested within the lima prescribed by law,
and tlnse persons indebted to tho estate,
will make immediate payment to
WM. ItOBARTS, Admr.
Rietboro, Oec. I, 1830.
a»c. a h
Notice.
I 7VIOM and after this date the Saved-
4 nail Lihraiy for tho delivery of hooks,
will he open on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday from 3 to 5 o’clock, P. M.
Individuals not share holders can have
the use of the Library oo tho following
111
tor ms.
For one year, _
8 months • 6
11 Any noiiud less than one year 58 p.cr
month.
Person, holding hook, belonging to
thn Library are requested to retain them
without delay.
• 'VM MOREL, Librarian, 8. L.
sept 85
Cloths.
A PEW pieces oi li^iLomc hlucublack
olive, groan & brown cl
cloth* Tor sale
cn sccounnodnting terms by the pice or re
ail hr NORTOfr & PULLER,
nov 50 Shad** Buildings.
Notice.
OUR month* after date application
1 will he niado to the honorable tho
Inferior Conn for the County of Faffing-
ham, for leave to sell ail the real estate be
longing to Philip Jones dec’d late of said
county, for the beneflt^f the heirs and
C4editors of said estate.
ELIZABETH JONES, Admx.
nov 3
Notice.
F OUR months after date application
will he made to tho Honorable the
Infetior Court of the conntrorEfllnghain
for leave to sell the rent estate hetonging to
Willi* Spier, dec’d. late of the said county
fur the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
cat.! ! ti! CD!!.*!! Pir'r
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 pa it of lot (no. 4) number four, Trus
tees Garden and immediately north of Fort
Wayne, beginning south at a wall and in
cluding the said wall, and running thence
northwardly to the river one hundred and
ninety one feet, thenoe Eastwardly along
the river Savannah twenty-five feet,
thence southwardly one tainrired and nine
ty one feet to the said wall, and including
the snid wall; thence along the said wall to
the 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 ail and singular the im
provements thereon, which lot of land dis
cribed and bounded as aforesaid with all
the improvements thereon was mortgaged
by Isaiah Dcvanport late of the County
and state aforesaid deceased,in his life time
to Abraham Richards of ihe city of New
York oy deed bearing date on tho second
day of April Eighteen Hundred andTiven
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 (he first
day of January one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty three, and the further
sumof 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 two thousand
two hundred dollars from the said *econd
day of April 1821 according to the condi
tion of a bond executed by the said Isaiah
Devanportinhis lifetime to the said Abr'in
Richards, bearing even data with the snid
nortgage, and it appearing that there was
toe on said bond the third day of Scptcm
her 1824, tho principal sumof one thou
sand and twelve dollars and ninety cents,
exclusive of interest thereon, which still
remains unpaid. And it olso appearing
that the said boiy) and mortgage with all
the right and interest of the said Abraham
Richards to the property in the said mort
gago described, were on the second day ol
February 1828 assigned for n valuable con
sidcratiott to the said Silas Iln|m<£ by the
said Abraham Richards. On motion of
Mc\llister& Bulloch, Attorneys for the
oAtiiiouHis,' it is ordered {that the Heirs or
legal Representatives of the said Isaiah De
vanport do pay into this Cou. t within 12
months from this date the principal and
interest due on the said bond and the costs
>f this application for foreclosing of the pre
mises or in default thereof the equity of re
lemption of the said heirs and legal repre
sentatives of the said Isaiah Dcvanport to
the said Mortgaged premises he thence
forih an I foreve- foreclosed. And it is
further ordered that a copy of this rule be
served on the heirs & legal representatives
of tho 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 Gazettes of the
city of Savannah in said State once a
month for twelve months before the time
aforesaid, And that further and other pro
ccedings be had as are prescribed by the
Statutes in such case made and provided,.
3th January, 13S0.
True Extract from tho Minutes.
R. W. POOLER, Clk.
jan SO 25§ca
per schooner
Exact, from New York.
10 bbls New Ark Cider
10 do A Gin - -
10 do Cider Brandy
10 do Whiskey
20 bbls Canal Flour *
20 half do do
* 1 tierce small Harm new *
10 half and 10 qr bbls Buckwheat
20 bbls Prime Pork
20 do Mess do
Almonds, Raidns &c.
Iw store-—A General Assortment of
GROCERIES. For sale low by
B. nSdouglaas,
dec 20 Anciaux'a IVharf,
Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah on the 18th inst. a mulat
to nun who says hi. name is WLI-
LIAM and that he be'ongsto Jas. Clark of
Richmond County, who reside: about 80
miles above Augusta, that he ranaway a
bout tlircc weeks ago, he is 5 feet 5 inches
high and about 81 year, ol age.
JNO. I. DEWS, s.c.c.
april 87
Brought to Jail.
N Savannah on the 10th inst. a negro
. man who says hit name is I’OMPV,
and that ha heiongs to Mrs Catharine Me
Murphy, of Edgefield District 8. C. that
he tanaway about one month ago. He
is 5 feet 2 inches high and about 30 yea.t
ol age. —
JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff, c. c.
sept 30
Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah on the 29th inst. a negro
in q, who says his name isJACK W1L
IAMSON, and that he heiongs to James
Martin, of New Ecliota. Cherokee Nation
that he ranaway on the 5th inst. He is
5 feet 5 3-4 inches higli and about45 years
of age.
JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff, c. i
sept SO
Swartcope’s
^BllYSIC DROPS.composed of herb*,
New Goods.
JUST received per ships Florian and
Fresh Spices.
SUPPLY of fresh Spices of all de-
, scriptions. just received and for sale
JAo SPIER, Ex'r.
THOMAS M TURNER.Druggist.
Opposite the Mansion House.
doc SI
Treasurer’sOflice.
NqVEHBF.lt I, 1830.
T HE average price of Flour during the
last month being SO per barrel ol
108 Ills. Bread for the present month
must weigh as follows,viz: *
It 1-2 cents Loaf 2ibsl5l-2oz
8 1-4 •• •* 1 •• 7 3 '4 ••
Of which ail Baker, wild .clie.-ufB.uau
will take due Notice,
nov 3 M. W. STEWART, c. t.
Cologne Water,
1 CASE
150 doz. double extract, in small
boxes, inelegant order, just received frem
France and (or salo by
A. PARSONS,
At the Ee-!e No R, Gibbon*. Range
dee 2
Brought to Jail,
I N Savannah* on ihe 8th inst. a mulatto
man who tavs Ills name is JERRY,
that he belongs to Russel Jones.of Jackson
County Georgia;that ho tanaway about
tho liilt of August last, he it 5 feet 3 3 4
inches high and about 32 years of ase
JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff c. c.
oct If*
For Snle.
8 ELEGANT and first rate Piano
Fortes, for sale low, for cash.
Also, 'A Spanish Guitar, and selected
Mu*":. . . J A.UEAULARD,
<jg 18 248ft,
Wanted.
T WO BOYS of good moral c.racters
will be taken as apprentices, to the
Printing Business, at Ihe Office of the
Savannah Republican. junc I
Leghorn Hats.’
CASES of Ladies and blisses Leg.
horn Dunstable, just received and (or
I sale by H. PRENDERGAST.
1 _ * Shad’s Building,
Opposite Greets So Pulaski Monument.
dec if
Sensnnnhle Goods
f£|HE subscribers offer for sale any
quantity of all qualities of HEMP
and TOW BAGGING, with best London
manufactured Twine
Ttcilled Sacking and 42 Inch Hessians.
London Dock Brandy and Girt in pipe..
London Bottled Porter in cask., of qie.
or pints. „
Scotch Bottled Ate. and
Crates of Crockery Ware
Superfine Cloths and Cassimcrcs
Blankets, Flannels, Baizes, and every
description of suitable.
British Manufactured
DRY GOODS.
And case, of assarted Hardware, with
a coinpleto assortment of Italian, French,
German and India.
SILKS,
are ordered to arrive early in September,
so far as can be imported under the present
existing prohibitory laics, gfil 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
Produoe, Bank. Steamboat or Insurance
Company’s Stacks of Georgia.
LOW. TAYLOR Sc CO,
(Cf 5 *A general assortment of Domestic
Goods always for tale,
aug U
Notice.
A LL Persons having demand, against
i h » «*tate ol Alexr. Nctherclift, dee.
.... hjclherclift. —
Mato of Bryan county aro requested to send
“ 'oeir'accounts. And those indebted to
we fame, to make payment $o Thos. B.
Baker of Bryan qualified Executor. •
. , THOS; B. BAKER,
dee IS
Cliimisettes.
A PEW French worked muslin Chint
fm. isoilw, very fine—jiut received by
CHAMPION & LATHROP.
dec 83
'£
it —
Cooper’s New Novel-
T HE Watfr Witch, or Urn Skimmer
of Ihe Bens, by the author of the Red
Rover, Pilot, &C.T&C. joit received by
dec IT 7XV M. DRISCOLL.
■ *
preventive against fevers. &c. &c.
For sale by
A. PARSONS, Druggist,
At tne Ed e No 8, Gibbon’s Range,
lec 2
Statira, from New York a large sup
ply of Fancy and Staple Goods, consisting
ill partofihe following, viz:
2 Pieces Mtuoni best Italian Lute
string •uiit
5-4 Blk French Bombazine
2 Pieces English Bombazine
Ladies* hik and whits Hilk llnaerv
Do do slate and white English
Cotton Hose (a sup article)
Ladies black and slate colored wor
sted Hose
Misses white Cotton Hosery
Woi&ted Beiraze lldkfa (assorted)
Black Love do
Prussian and Valencia Shawls
Needle worked and Lace Caps
Bird's Eye Diaper
Cross bai and corded Cambrics
Hair corded C.imbric
C 4 Cambric Dimity
Ladies Horse skin Gloves
An assortment of Gros do Naples
Silks and Florences
30 lbs Cotton Balls (assorted colors
10 do white Cotton Ball*
10 psJ^aitinct (Cadet & blue colors)
200 fitch Embroidered Bolls (latest
style)
10 Piece* thick Watered Beit hibbou
10 Boxes Taft and Bonnet Ribbon
It dozen Childrens’ worsted Boots.
20 boxes Fancy scented Boapt
1 case Ladies Leghorn'Bolivar Hat*
itaiian sawing Silk* and uuuy other
a.iicies for sale wholesale sr retail at the
very lowest market prices by
A. BENNETT.
No. 1, Young’s Buildings, umritet square.
Al*o x on consignment
A lot of ready made doming consisting
of viz: blk Velvet, Valencia and Ewans-
down Vests, & Bang up Cord Pantaloons,
dec. 20 A B
Fresh Garden needs.
T HE subscriber has just received an
assortment of Fresh Garden Seed8.
which am. warranted very superior and of
this year** growth, viz:
Marrow fat, Early Charlton, Prussian
Blue. Early D»ar&& Early Frame
Peas
Drumhead, Early York, Sugar Loaf.
. and Green Savo> Cabbage
Large Blood and Red Turnip Beet
* Scarlet Turnip and longrtcarlet Rad-
dish *
Early Dutch, Large Noifolk and Rut
abaga Turnip
Round and Prickly Spinage
Ice, Imperial and Cabbage Lettace
Red and White Onions
While Solid Ccllcry
v Parmip
Curled Parsley
Orange Carrot, &u„ &c.
For sale at the lowest market price by
THOMAS M. TURNER, Druggist,
Opposite the Mansion House.
dec 7
Shoe Blacking.
DAY St MARTIN’S REAL JAPAN
BLACKING.
I S Jnst imported, in jug., fiom 85 to 50
cents each.
This inestimable compound, affords pe
culiar nourishment to tha f,wither, will not
soil the finest Linen, is perfectly free from
smell, and will retain its virtues in any
climate—which is more than whut any of
the American compounds duct do.
For sale by
A. PARSONS,
Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s Range,
nov £Q
Camden Superior Court.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1830.
Edwin H. Alberti, as- j
sienco of Ethan Clark, I
Rule Nisi.
Straw Huts•
Qj CASES of Ladies and Misses Straw
Dunstables, just received and for sale
by M. PRENDERGAST,
Shad* Budding,
Opposite Green & Pulaski Monument.
idee li * ^
Q-uir ,’s Essence of Tyre.
f N OR changing light, led or grey hair
oil the fiead. Whisker*, Ate. &c. to
a beautiful and permanent brown or black.
For sale by
A ♦"PARSONS. Druggist,
At Hie Eagle no. 8, Gibbons’ Range.
tH
To Merchants, Mechanics
and others.
4 GENTLEMAN whose evenings are
unemployed, would he willing lode-
vole them 10 posting, balancing, and urran
ging Book*, copying, making out dnd ad
jasimg or any other kind of Mer
caiitile «uliu.;. \ iiuc uddfessed to R.
W. and left .«* ♦ ms office will meet with
immediate *Uemiioo.
de* 20 r.
ScUUuetts, &c*
Fm** .Saiiiiielts
s 4 sM\W kudo Common do
20*11.) Njrtnrrrt I lli’d Cloth
Received b>
CHAMPION &.LATHROP,
No. 3 and 14, Gibbon’* Building,
Marshal’s Oifice, Georgia,
savannah, m Nov. 1030.
rjtHj District Court is adjourned until
Tuesday the 11th day January next,
when all persons concerned will give their
attendance.
JNO II. MORELL, Marshal, D. G.
dec 4
Ptthacn & Lee,
H AVF. jittt received and now landing
from s^rs. Glide and Othello.lioin
Near York,the fcHawing a r !ie!fv»*h|nh .»r«
offered on accommodating term* :
SO casks best Goshen Cheese
20 kegs do Butter
30 bbls Canal Flour
20 1-2 do do do
20 1 tdo Buckwheat
10 qr do do
1500 lbs Pig Hams
500 do Smoked Beef
200 boxes Table Sali „
10 casks Hibbert’s best Brown Stout
quarts and pints
t*5 hags Java Coffee
dec 20 . *
Silver Steel Razors.
SUPPLY of Jos. Rogers & Son’s
. 8il»er 8tcel Razors, jusl received
awl for sate bjr
W THOMAS M. TURNER,
dec 4 Opposite the Mansion House
Robinson’s Patent Barley.
A FRESH supply of this superior ar
ticle. Just received and for sale -by
TI108. M. TURNER, Druggist,
Opposite the Mansion House,
nov 10
The legal representa
tives of Henry Sadler, I
deceased and Ray 8ands, J
O N the petition of Edwin R. Alberti,
assignee of Ethan Clark, shewing
that Henry Sadler, late of Camden county,
deceased, in hi* life time, together with
Ray Sands, of same county, to wit: on the
12th day of February 1816, being indebted
to the said Ethan, in the sum of eighteen
tfiousandone hundred and eighty dollars
for which they jointly and severally exe
cuteri four promissory notes of said Ethan,
bearing said date, one of which was foi the
sum of four thousand two hundred dollars,
and payable 12th Feb. 1817, ouo other for
ihe sum of four thousand seven hundred \
ten dollars, payable 12lli Feb. 1818, one
other for four thousand four hundred and
ten dollars, payable 12th Feb. 1819, and
the 4th and Ust note payable on the Will
Feb, i Hfo, for the sum of four thousand
eight hundred and fifty dollars, together
making said sum of eighteen thousand one
hundred and eighty dollars—the belter to
secure the payment of which sum of money
the said Henry Hxdler, then in life, and
Ray Sands did on (he 12th day of Februa
ry, 1816, mortgaged to said Ethan, all
that tract or parcel of land on Crooked
Creek in said county, called Greenfield
plantation, containing twenty thicc hun
dred and ttfrnty five acres, more or less,
originally granted to Dr. David Oliphant,
beginning at a slake at Crooked Creek,
running south 89° west 155 chains by
land of John Clark and others, thence
south 1° east 150 chains to the land* of
James Moore, thence by the sani” land now
nr late of the estate of Samuel Brailsford,
thence by the some to the place of begin
ning—and also one undivided fifth purl of
a tract of land, situated on or near Bt Ma
rys river, in the county aforesaid railed
and known by the name of Catfish Tract,
containing in the whole aeven thousand
five hundred acre* more or less—and also
forty one negro slaves therein enumerated,
with tha C6.idllio.ki that the said money
should he agrt-esbfe the tesor of ;2id
notes, there set forth, paid, as they respec
tively become due. and providing that snid
mortgage should not I e loreclosed, until
the las* payment was due and unpaid, and
shewing that a part of »aid money, to wit :
eleven hundred and forty six dollars and
46 cents, besides interest from the 18th
day of January. remains un aid,and
praying the foreclosure of said mortgage
—and on motion it is ordered that thu le
cal representatives of the said Henry Sad
Jer, said Ray Sands all others having claim
to the said mortgaged pfemises do pay in
to (his court, the said sum of eleven hun
dred and forty six dollars 46 cents, and in
terest from the said 18ih Jan. 1826, and
the costs of this application, within twelve
months, otherwise that the equity of re
dominion of the said legal representatives
of the said Henry Sadler,and the said Ray
Sands, and of all other* claiming, or to
claim by them or under the said Henrv ~ad
let and Ray Sands, if. in, or to. the saul
mortgaged premise*, and to all and every
part thereof, be from henccfoith, and for
ever foreclosed.
And it is further ordeted that a copy of
this rule he published once a month for
twelve month*, previous to the time appoin
ted for the payment of said money, in one
of the gazettes of this Siate.
A trua extract from the minutes of the
.Superior Court of Camden county, Novein
her the 10th, 1890. *
ISAAC BAILEY, Cl!;.
dec t 231ca§
Shingles, Staves, Ranging
Timber and Sawed
Lumber.
T HE Subscriber has on hand and of
fers for sale on the most reasonable
terms
1,000,000 feet ranging Timber, vari
ous lengths from 12 to 20 inches
square
100,000 feet lllooring or quartered
boards, from 12 to 20 feet long,
1 1-4 inches thick and 5 to 7 in
ches wide
100,000 feel iuch boards
120,000 red oak and white oak staves
5,000 .pine staves
10,000 shingles boated and rafted
Together with a large quantity of joists
and scantling of various sizes, and is daily
receiving rufts of different descriptions of
Lumber, orders f«.i Lumber wither in town
or plantations promptly executed,
dec 20 240 SAMUEL J. BRYAN.
C
American Annual Register
F OR the years 1828, 1828, nnd 1829,
being the 3d volume of the work.
The North dB crican * Review Tor Odd-
her, contains tho following remarks rcla
live to this work.
••We have already expressed a fnvorabb
opinion of tho manner in which the former
nUmbr-rs trf the Ameiican Annua! TUgis-
ter, have hern exoenjed. Tho present 4*e
consider quite equal tn either of the others;
and considoriuu it highly important that
this work should he liberally sustained, we
have felt it a duty re c«li the attention of
our renders to its merits."
Persons desirous of suhsc.iblng, can ob
tain the work from the comm, ncemet.
W.T. WILLIAMS,
dec 23 Agent for the editor.
Fresli Fruit, &'c.
AA HONES Prunes
5 bales Almonds
5 bb s Brazil Nuts
S do filadeiia Nuts
3 do Filberts
53 drums Fit's
Received per schr Othello, and Tor sale by
PALSIES & LEE.
dec 80 Exchange Duck.'
^ 1 . ’ X?. „ * ^
Canai and Hirer Lunibetw
F T, Cepal arid, * ;
IJ-4 inch and I
inch boarn: (free from sap)
100,000 n. River dn do
50,000 ft. ffo Joist and Scantling
100.000 Shiqglea
58.000 pine Slaves
For saloon accommodating terms bv
„ . . , ELISHA WYLCY,
Twlgg s wharf, adjoining (he Canal,
dec 29 si
.Iron.
85 TONS Iron asaorted
flat 1 1-2 lo 6 Inches
square 1-3 to 3 inches
round 1 4 to 2 inches
1 Ion Nail Rods s- -
1 ton Hoop and Band Iron
Scroll Iron, Philadelphia Boiler I-
ton
Round, flat and square Peru Iron
2 tons Plough Moulds
15 cwt German Steel
American Cast Steel
For sale bjr
GEORGE HUNTINGTON,
jan 4 t
Landing from sclirs. Exact
and Othello.
6£AHBLS Pr me Fork
10 do Mess do
SO bbls and 20 half bbls Canal Flour
10 hhd* N O Hugar
20 kegs No 1 Tobacco
5 bags Race Ginger
20 qr bid. Buckwheat Flout
SO boxes Imperial and Hyson Toa,&
16 cases Fur and Wool lists
For sale by
dec 20 COHEN & MILLER.
.I sing Giass. ' = *
S UPERIOR sheet (singGlass, just re
ceived and for talc by ^
T M. TURNER, Druggist,
Opposite Ifie Mansion House.
_
Champagne,
ft A DOZEN imported from Parb,
wjr first qualityrfor sale by
A.pansnajp “
A. PARSONS, ,
Diuggist at No 8 Gibboni Rang.
Arrow Root.
O NE caso superior Arrow Root, just
received and for .sale by
THOMAS M. TURNER. Druggist,
Opposite Ihe Mansion House.
Plains.
T WO bales stipr While Plains
2 do do Grog Domestic
Jti.l received anil for salo by
M. PRENDERGAST,
Shad's Building',
Opposite Green Ss Pulaski Monument.
dec 84
. Notice.
JJI OUR Month, after data of this no*
tice application will be made lo the
honorable the court of ordinary of Liberty
county, for permission to sell n certain tract
ofland situate in Houston comity lo tlm
fourth district, and designated in (he plea
of said district by the number 85, drawn
by Susan E Wilson, orphan of James Wll
son, deceased, for the benefit of said or* *
phan.
WM. WILSON, Gnardian.
oc t 9
Hubinauu’ti Patent Barley
and Groais.
Elay and Flour.
‘ . and
Flour. (Ford's
BUNDLF.S Hay. and
Patent Polishing Powder.
T O'elean and Polish all kindsofmetal
just received and for sale by
A. PARSONS, Druggist,
At the Eagle No 8 Gibbon's Range,
dec 18 , .
Bottle Corks
ea BALES
& 400 gross Velvet Bottle Corks
Jusl received In More and for sale by
|A PARSONS. Druggist,
dec 7 Not Gibbon’s Range.
Savannah Poor House &
, Hospital.
lSITINirCOMMITTEE for J.n
IT
V and February, 1831.
Messra Joa. Cummiogand Francis Sor
Attending Physician,
Drt Forth and Arnold.
JOSEPH GUMMING, Scc’ry
dec 20
40 bbls Canal
inauti)
Landing from ahipTvbce and fur able by
HALL, SILVPTER&TUPPEU.
dec II
A superior article for making Gruel.
Alio— Heimuda Arrow Root on old
article for sale by
. A. PARSONS, ' -
At the Eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Range.
nnv «* -cTj: .
Notice.
F OUR monthi after date application
will be made lo the ilonoiable the
Inferior Court of Cbathem County, when
silting for ordinary purposes foi leave to
sell a lot of land. No 138, 13th district ol
Houston county, belonging to the elate of
Moses Heihett, for the benefit of the heiri
and creditors. ¥- *
JOHN B. GAUDRY. Adair,
nov 24 , a
W. T. Williams,
Has just received
HI OODRICII’S Gteek Grammar
Parly’s Tales of Europe and Anier-
Piirly’s Winter F.vening Tales
Pollock's couise of time
Wil'.ml's Ancient Geography and
Atlas
Greenteaf's Grammar
American Popular Lessons #
Western Songster -v
Abbot on Shipping, by Story
Moore’s W6rks, I vol. 8vo
dec 21
Notice.
^ LL persons having demands against
the estate of Josiah Wilson, late of
Liberty county deceased, will please pre
sent them duly attested. And those In-
dcbftd will make payjnont (a
ELIAS FORT, Ex’or.
.dec 24 fn
Fruit and Cordials.
I assorted .French |Cor-
} Peaches
2 do preserve Lime,
Caper, and Olive,, for nte by
A. PARSONS. Drnegist,
nor 90 No 8 Cibbon’a Range
80 ^ Sa
10 do ^pdy I
Bank of Darien. *
TMVIDENDNoXV.- The Board of
JLf Directors of this Bank, bare this
day declared a Dividend out of the prpfits
of the Institution, for the Iasi six months,
oft per cent, on the amount of Capital
Stack paid in, which wilt be payable on
and afur Ike 201b January, 1(80, to lb.
Stockholder, or their legal representative..
EBENEZER 8. REES. Caali'r.
Bank of Darien, Deo.?, 1130,
alec 15 f.*
Nails, iloes y Share Moulds,
* * —
M£f\,kCASK8 Cut Naifeand Brad,
eWF SJr V comprising all'sizes
- 150 casks tirades’ pal. Trenching
f , . and Carolina Hoes
' 10 Ions Share Moulds
30 ea ka round Iron Traee,
loo Anvils, assorted
100 Vicqj, assorted
8 tons slieei, hoop, band and boi
ler lion
4 tons blister and gerrau Cut
Ste. I « at-*
SO casks Bar Lead
50,000 lbs American Hollow Ware,
from Scotch Patterns
SO,0U0 do Carron do do do
80 Sugar Boilers, to hold 30 to
200 galls
5 casks Hooks and Htngr, • V a
.10 do-Badlronx » -f*
50 do Wr’t Nam tad epike*
0 bale. Bagging Twine
1000 sets Wagon Boxes
Together with a general assortment o(
llaaowxzE. Received and for sal* hy
N. B. St Ih WEED,
"we 7 MemV , r -
ygr.
# Apples.
■hdk Obit now landing and 1
SiBV PALMES It
•fcru
■RE.
#
sf*
Exchange Doek.
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Swe6t - Od.
S UPERIOR Succc Oil Portable me,
just received and Air nit by
T. M. TURNER, Druggist, :
Opposite tire Mansion UotlMv
dec 97 . ' _
Straw Paper.
4, '
-^^0REAM8. Jnst IMU^illilV
foraelcby.* 4,
A.PARSONS.
Druggist, No 4, Gibbon's Bangs,
>1
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