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Newspaper Page TextNo. Voi. XXVIII * Notice. ■ jOUR mouth* after date “W'’" 1 !?" |i .ill be made to the HoMr»W«Jw justice* "f the Inferior Court of Cheillam when eittinK for ordinary purpose. Sea« to tell the following repl estate. f The fire lot* ctfirtiintne about 45 acre. . ™ ' p a i r Lawn in the neighborhood “fTvnnnal™ "4‘- '«•»• »*; 16 8 45 -*" ' f „v« lot, and improvcmentf,known as lot. > i, & 19. Warren ward—* 3 lot no . tv.ihineton ward. I tract no 9, 18th dis- . S County. 1 'tact no 424. 7th dot Henry County, for the benefit of the heirk and creditor* of the date of Wm. 'V 0,l(lb jit)iiad TOPPER, Attorney . j- | For the Administrator. nor 17 Band Boxes. O Q SB-t fS large»t size Band Box, W T es. iust recei.ed and foriale ve- J A. BENNETT, "blot Vouog’* Building*. Market Square. dec 8 Fresh Spices. 4 SUPPLY of fre»h Spices of all de scriptions. just received and for tale by ** 4 4 THOMAS f.I TURNER, Druggist, Opposite the Mansion Hum. deo £1 TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY'11^ IS31. m ■9 Whole aNo......„u.....6799 Cologne Water, 1 CASE * 150 doz. double extract, in small boxes, in elegant order, just received from Prance and for sale by A. PARSONS. At the Eagle No 8, Gibbon’s Range dec 2 Notice. F OUR months after date application will i)« made to the Court of Ordi nary nfChitha.il County, for leavo to sell •he following property—being a part of the leal estate of the late D. A. Strobhar. v,z: one half of lot and improvements laying in the city of Savannah, Bryan street. C- glethorpo vrard, known in the plan °f ia, d City. IS lot no 10. also, one halt, of the southern half, of the western hall, of lot, i„ Bwensbnig city of Savannah, being one fourth of said lot. Sold for the bencht of heirs and creditors. RICHARD A. BIRD, I„, O Administrator, Notice. A LL persons hiving demands against he estate of Richard S. B iker, de ceased, are requested to render them in, attested within the time prescribed by law, and those persons indebted to tha estate, will make immediate payment to WM. ROBARTS, Admr. RktbuTO, Dec. 1, 1830. dsc 5 ft. Seasonable Goods. T HE subscribers offer 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 Brandy and Gin in pipes, London Bottled Porter in casks, of qu. or pints, r Scotch Bottled Ale, and Crates ol Crockery Ware :— Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres Blankets, Flannels, Baizes, and every description of suitable. British Manufactured 4 DRY GOODS. And case* of assorted Hardware, with complete 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, and will be for sain for cash at a liberal discount on regu lar prices, Or oil long credit Tor approved paper, or can be exchanged in barter for Produce, B iok, Steamboat or Insurance Company's Stocks of Georgia. LOW,TAYLOR. &CO. general assortment of Domestic Goods always for sale, aug 10 Just received per schooner Exact, from New York. 10 bbl* New AikCidei 10 do A Gin 10 do Cider Brandy 10 dfjt.Whiikey 20 bbl* Canal Flour SO half do do I tierce imall Ham, new >. 10 half and 10 qr bbls Buckwheat SO bbla Prime Pork 20 do Men do Alinondi, Raisins &c. In store—A General Assortment of GROCERIES. For sale low by B.N. DOUGLASS, dec SO Anctaia't ll’harf. Notice. F lOM and after this date the Savan nah Libraiy for the delivery of book*, will he open on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday from S to 5 o’clock, P. M. Individuals not share holders can have the use of the Library on the following ■terms. Fur one year, S12 “ 8 months 8 “ Any period leys than one year (S per month. Persons holding books belonging to the Library are requested to return them without delay. WM MOREL, Librarian, S. L. sept 25 ■ Cloths. A FEW pieces of handsome blue,black •dire, green & brown cloths for sale on tocommoditing terms by the pice or re >il bv NORTON & FULLER, nov to Shad's Buildings. 1 Notice. F OUR months after date application will he Miade to the Honorablo the Inferior Court for the County of Effing ham, for leave to sell all the real estate be- lunging to Philip Jones dec'd late of said county, for the benefit of the heirs and gieditors of said estate. ELIZABETH JONES, Admx. nov fl Notice. F OUR months after date application will be made to the Honorable the Infttior Court of the county of Effingham for leave to sell the real estate belonging Will!* dji'd, hit efth- fur th« benefit of the heirs and creditors ol said ustate ~ J \8 SPIER, Ex'r. nov3 Chimisettes. 4 FEW French worked muslin Chim Bettes, very fine—just received by CHAMPION & LATHROP.' dec 29 Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on the 16th inst. a mulat to man who says his name is WLI- LIAM and that he be'ongsto Jas. Clark of Richmond County, who reside! about 20 miles above Augusta, that ho ranaway a bout three weeks ago, he is 5 feet 5 inches high and about 21 years ol age. JNO. I. DEWS, s. c. c. april 27 Fresh Garden Seeds. T IIE sub'seriber has just received an assortment of b'rtsh Garden Seeds, which are warranted very superior and of tbti years’ growth, siz: Marrowfat, Early Charlton, Prussian Bine, Early Dwarf,& Early Frame Peas js Drumhead, Early York, Sugar Loaf, and Green Savoy Cabbage Large Blood and Red Turnip Beet Scarlet Turnip and long Scarlet ltad dish Early Dutch, Large Not folk and Rut abaga Turnip Round and Pricklv Spinage Ice, Imperial and Cabbage Lettace Red and White Onions White Solid Ccllcry Parsnip Curled Parsley Orange Carrot, &c. &c. For sale at the lowest market price by THOMAS M. TURNER. Druggist, Opposite the Mansion House. dec 7 Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on the 10th inst. a negro mao who says his name is TO..."V and that he belongs to Mrs Catharine Me Morphy, of Edgefield District S. C. that he runaway about one month ago. He is 5 feel 2 inches high and about SO years o! age. JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff.c. c. sept 90 Cooper’s New Novel. T HE Water Witch, or the Skimmer uf tire Seas, by the author of the Red Hover, Pilot, jec.I&c. just received by dee 27 T. M. UltlMUOLL. Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on the 29th inst. a negro in in who sayshis name is JACK WIL LIAMSON, and that he belongs to James Martin, of New Echoti, Cherokee Nation that he ranaway on the 5th inst. He is 5 feet 5 9-4 inches high and about45 years of age. JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff, c. e. sept SO Swartcope’s P HYSIC DROPS.composed of herbs, preventive against fevers, &c. &c. For sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist, At tne Ed e No 8, Gibbon's Range, ier •i Strata Hals' -g£ •W CASES of Ladies and Misses Straw Dunstables, just received and fur sale • M. PRENDEROAST, Shad’s Building. Opposite Green Si Pulaski Monument. dec It Quires Essence of Tyre. F OR changing light, red or grey hair on the head, Whisker*, Sic. Sec. to beautiful and permanent brown or black. .For sale by A. PARSONS. Druggist, At the Eagle no. 8, Gibbons' Range, m.v 26 Shoe Blacking. DAY Sc MARTIN’S REAL JAPAN BLACKING. I S Just imported, iti jugs, fiom 25 to 50 cents each. This ine-slimabic compound, ufiords pe culiar nourishment to the Leather, will not soil the finest Linen, is perfectly free froi smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate-—which it more than what any of the American compounds does do. For sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist No 8 Gibbon's Range, nov 20 To Merchants, Mechanics and others. 4 GENTLEMAN whom evenings are unemployed, would be willing to de vote them lo posting, balancing, and arran ging Books, copying, making out and ad juring accounts, or any other kind of Mer cantile writing. A line addressed to K. VV. and left at this office will meet with immediate attention, dec 20 l Camden Superior Court. NOVEMBER TERM, 1830, Edwin R. Alberti, as signee of Ethan Clark, Rule Nisi. Manifold Letter Writers, W r !TI! the laws! improvem.tv« by which several copies may bo taken without the t'*e either of pen or ink. Also just received. The Chemistry of the Arts being a prac tical display of the Arts and Manufactures which depends on Chemical principles.— On the plan of Gray’s operative Chemist, adapted to the United States by A. L. Per ter, in one largo volume with numerous plates. Lady Morgan’s France in 1829 and 30 ilh a sketch of the events of the 27th, 20th and 29th of July, 2 vols. Cooper's Water Witch. S vols. Elliott's collection of Debates and pro ceedings in Convention and in the differ- ent states on tho adoption of (he Federal Constitution 4 vols. 8vo. Stephen Elliott's Botany ol South Caro lina and Georgia, 2 vols. bound. Plutrach’s lives in one vol. Murphy’s Tacitus do do Reloe’s lleiodotus do do The Butrothcd of Wyoming, an original tale. Lawrence on the Horse in all his varie ties. And a new supply of The Mussulman by Dr. Maddan. W. T. WILLIAMS dec- SO Treasurer’s Office. November t, 1830. vJjVHE average price of Flour duringthe —- 'tut month being gC per barrel Of 198 lbs. Bread for tho present month must weigh as follows,viz: 12 1-2 cents Loaf 2 lbs 15 1 -2 oz 8 1-4 •• •• j «73 4 •• Of which all Rakers and sollersof Bread will taka due Notice. n°»3 M. W. STEW ART, c. T. Brought to Jail, I N Savannah on.the 8th inst. a mulatto man who savs his name is JERRY, that ho belongs to Russel Jones.of Jackson County Georgia; that he isnaway about the 15th of Aiuust last, ho is 5 feet 8 8 4 Inches high and abom 32 years of age JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff c. c. oct It Charles A. Woodruff, Has received Jot sale. B UNCH Banins, whole, half & qr. boxes Madeira Citron in eases Newtown Pippin Apples in barrel Almonds, Filberts and Hickory Nuts Butter and Wine Crackers, io boxes and barrels Fresh Turkoy Figs, in small drums Bordeaux Prunes, m qr boxes Capers and Olives, in case! 1 dozen Anisette Cordials, in baskets French Brandy Fruits in boxes Bordeaux Cordials, in cases 1 dozen tiibberl's London Porter and Brown Stout, pis and qfs in in casks 7 Si 8 doz each. dec 24 For Sale. 8 ELEGANT* and fir-.t rate Piano r ortes. for sale low, for cash. Also, A Spanish Guitar, and selected Muse. J A.BEAULARD. tints. Butter, Flour & Tobacco, FIRKINS choice Goshen But SO bbls Canal Flour, E. S. B, Co's Brand 25 kegs Tobacco, 16s to the pound Landing and for sale by GEO. HUNTINGTON. dec 20 dec 18 T Wanted. WO BOYS of good moral earacters Will he taken a* apprentices, to the trmting Business, at the Office of the •savnnah Uemihliean. pine i Leghorn Hats.* •X CASKS of Ladies and Misses Leg. k ho,n “Me. just recelseit and lor ••'“by M. PRENDEROAST, . Shad's t'liildiog. 1 Her n' 4 a,tm & Palatki Monument. Notice. A LL Persons htsing demands against j**- *"• "s's'c of Alexr. Netherelift, dec. 1“VJ .J‘ ,n lonely are requested to send the . * CCOO "“- AmS ‘bote indebted to BatMA/a*I’ssotcnt to Thai. Baker of Bryan qualified Pv- dee U THOS. B. BAKER. New Goods. VUdT received per ships Fiorian and P Statira, from New York, a large cup- V of Fancy and Staple Goods, consisting nnrtnf the following, viz: 2* Pieces Mattfoni best Italian Lute string silk. 5 4 I)Ik French Bombezine 2 Pieces English Bombazine Ladies' blk and white Bilk Iloscry Do do slate and white Englisli Colton Hose (a **|i- article) Ladies black and slate colored wor sted Ho«e Misses white Cotton Hoiery Worsted Bciraze^lldkfs (assorted) Black Lore Prussian .ind Vaivu* m Shawls Needle worked and l..toe Caps Bird’s Eye Duper Cross bar and coided Cambrics Hair corded Cambric 6 4 Cambric Dimity Ladies Horse skin Gloves An assortment of.Gros de Naples Silks an*1 Florence* 30 Ibt Cotton Balls (assorted color* 10 ’do white Cotton Ball* 10 ps Sattinet (Cadet & blue colors) 200 Rich Embroidered Belt* (latest sityle) 10 Piece* thick Watered Belt Ribbon 10 Baxes Taft and Bonnet Ribbon 12 dozen Childrens' worsted Boots. 20 boxes Fancy scented Hoans I case Ladies Leghorn Bolivar Hats Italian sewing Silks and muity other article* for tale wholesale or retail at the very lowest market price* by A. BENNETT No. 1, Young's Building*, market square. Also, on consignment A lot of ready made clothing consisting of viz: blk Velvet, Valencia and Swan* down Vests, & Bang up Cord Pantaloons, dec 20 A B. Iron. O fit TONS Iron asiorted Pjf flat 1 1-4 to 8 inchua square1-2 to 9 inches round 1 4 to 2 incites . I ton Nail Hods I ion Hoop and Band Iron Scroll Iron, Philadelphia Boiler I. ron .7 Round, flat and square Peru Iron S tons Plough Moulds 15 cwt German Steel American Cast idteel For sale by GEORGE HUNTINGTON, jan 4 iSattiuetts, &c. PS Fine Sattinetts 50 do Common do 20 do Northern Hii'd Cloth Received by CHAMPION it. LATHROP, No. 9 and 14, Gibbon’s Building, nov 23 Lauding from schrs. Exact and Othello. BBLS Pr me Pork . # /^0%W 10 do Mess do 80 bbls and 20 half bbls Canal Flout 10 hhds N O Sugar 20 kegs No i Tobacco 5 bags Race Gioger 20 qr bhL Buckwheat Flout 30 boxes (mpeiinl and Hyson Tca,& 18 cases Fur and Wool Hats For sale by dec 20 COHEN & MILLER. Marshal’s Office, Georgia, SAVANNAH, 3d Nov. 1890. T HE District Court is adiourned until Tuesday the 11th day Jaouary next, when all persons concerned will give their attendance. JNO H. MORELL, Marshal, D. G. dec 4 Palmes & Lee, H AVE just received and now landing from schrs. Glide and Othello.from New York.the following articles,which arc offered on accommodating terms : 30 casks best Goshen Cheese 20 Ug* do Butter SO bbl* Canal Flour 20 1-2 do do do 20 1 2 do Buckwheat » 10 qr do do 1500 lbs Pig Hams 500 Smoked Beef 200 boxes Table Salt 10 casks Hibbert's best Brown Stout quart* and pints 5 bag* Java Coffee dec 20 New Hams, &c. I fill be landed this day or to morroic from sehr. DeKalb. I lltid Fall cured hams averaging 8 lb, weight It Jars Malaga Grapes It Boxes Bmoked Herrings Kitls Mackerel, Lard, &c &c. And an as-ortincnl ol Crockery and Glass Ware A: the family Grocery •flliaM ’ll 06 »“P Silver Steel Razors. 4 SUPPLY ol Jos. Rogers & Sen’s Silver Steel Razors, just received and for sale by THOMAS M. TURNER, dec 4 Opposite the Mansion House 1 * LA W. S T. TILLING I lAST.thsving located . himself at Coosawhaichie, So. Ca. will attend the Courts of Law and Equity for .Beaufort, Barnwell and Colleton Hit tricta. Any business entrusted lo his care .ill bo thankfully received and promptly attended to.. deut * S3t|cns. Irish Potatoes. U BBLSfetfoeelanting,apply HW to PALME*J* LEE. dec S. Robinson’s Patent Barley: A FRESH supply of this superior or- tide. Just received and for sale by TH08. M. TURNER, Druggist, Opposite the Mansion House, nov 10 Thr. legal representa tives of Henry Sadler, deceased and Ray Sands, O N the petition of Edwin R. Alberti assignee of F.than Clark, shewing that Henry Sadie', late of Catnden county, deceased, in his life time, together with Ray Sands, of same county, to wit: on the 12lh day of February 1816, being indebted to the said Ethan, in the sum of eighteen thousand one hundred and eighty dollars for which they jointly and severally exe cuted four promissory notes of said Ethan, hearing said duic.Giie uf which «a? fci tho sum of four thousaiid two hundred dollars, and payable 12th Feb. 1817, one other for the sum of*foor thousand seven hundred & ten dollar*, payable 12th Feb. 1818, one other for four thousand four hundred and ren dollars, payable 12th Feb. 1819, and tho 4th and last note payable on the !2th Feb. 1820, for the juid of four thousand ••lit hundred and fifty dollar*, together making said sum of eighteen thousand one hundred and eighty dollars—the belter to uccure the pnvincnt of which sum of money the said llenry Sadler, then in life, Hnd Ray Sands did on the 12th day of rehrua ry, 1816, mortgaged to said Ethan, ali that tr-iot nr parrel of iaml on Crooked Creek in said county, called Greenfield u'uotaiion, containing twenty three hun- droJ and twenty five acres, more or !e»\ originally granted to Dr. David Oliphant, beginning nt a stake at Crooked Creek, running south 8H* west 155 chains by land ol John. Clark and others, thence south 1° east 150 chains to the lands of James Moore, thence bv the same land now nr late of the estate of Samuel BraiUford, theoce bv the same to the place of begin ning—sod also one undivided fifth part of a tract of land, situated on, or near Bt Ma rys riser, in the county aforesaid called and known by the name of Catfi>h 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 money should be agreeable to the tenor of said note-, them set ferth, psid. as they respec tively become due, and providing that said mortgage should not bo foreclosed, un'it the last payment was due and unpaid, and shewing that a part of said monev, to wit : eleven hundred and fort? *ix dollars and 46 cents, besides interest from the 18th day of January I82A. remains un aid,and praying the foreclosure of said »:o*tgag? —and on motion tt is ordered that *hn In gal representatives of the said Henry Rad ler, said Ray Sands all other* having claim to the said mortgaged premises do pav in to this court, the said sum of eleven Ini’ tired and forty six dollars 48 r ent*, and in terest from the said 18th Jan. 1826, and the coit* of this application, w ithin twelve months, otherwise that the equity of re demptionof the said legal represent.!lives of the said Henry Sadler,and ihc said Rav Sands, and of all other* claiming, or to claim by them or undei tho said Henry I*ad ler and Ray Sands, if. in, or to, the said mortgaged premise*, arid to all and even pari thereof, be from hencefoilh, and for ever foreclosed. \nd it is further ordered that a copy of this yule be published once a month fnr twelve month*, previous to the lime appoiu tod for the payment of said money, in one of the gazettes of this State. A true extract from the minutes of the Superior Court of Camden county, Ncvem ber the 10th, 18S0. ISAAC BAILEY, Clk. dec I 231ca§ Plains. T WO bales supr White Plain* 2 do do Greg Domestic Juu received and for sale by m.prendergast. Shad's Building, Opposite Green & Pulaski Monument• dec 24 Shingles, Staves, Ranging Timber and Sawed Lumber. fTR HE Subscriber has on hand and of- A fers for sale on tho most reasonable terms 1,000,000 feet ranging Timber, vari ous lengths from 12 to 20 inches square 7. 100.000 feet fllooring or quartered boards, from 12 to 20 feet long, 1 1-4 inches thick and 5 to 7 in ches wido 100,000 feet inch hoards 120,000 red oak and white oak staves 75,000 pine staves 200 000 shingles boated and rafted Together with a large quantity of joists and scantling of various sizes, and is daily receiving rafts of different descriptions of Lumber, orders for. Lumber either in town or plantation* promptly executed, dec 20 240 SAMUEL J. BRYAN. Notice. F OUR Months after dato of this no tice application will be made to tho honorable, the court of ordinary of Liberty county, for permission to sell a certain tract of land situate in Houston county in the fourth district, and designated in the plan of said district by the number 85, drawn by Susan E Wilson, orphan qf James Wil sun, deceased, for the benefit of said Of* phan. ' * • * . . WM. WILSON, Guardian. oct d Robinsun’s Patent Barley and Groats.' A superior article for making Gruel. Also—Bermuda Arrow Hoot anold article for sale bjr A. PARSONS, At lire Eagle No S Gibbon’, Range. American Annual Register F ull tlmyears 1848, 1848, and 1829, being tii« 3d volume of the work. The North American, Review for Octo- •»er, contain* the following remarks rela tive to this work. We have already expressed a favorable opinion of the manner in which the former numbers of the Aiueiican Annual Regis- *er, have been executed. The present we consider quite equal to either of the others; and considering it highly important that this work should be liberally sustained, we havelelt it a duty to call the attention of our readers to its merits.’' Persons desirous of subscribing, can ob tain the work from thocommencemet. W. T. WILLIAMS, dec 23 Agent for the editor. Fresh Fruit, 4’C* AA BOXES Prunes 5 bales Almotsds 5 bb s Brazil Nuts 5 do Madeira Nuts 8 no Fiibeii* 50 drums Figs Received per schr Othello, and fur sai« by PALMES & LEE, dec 20 Exchange Dock . Notice. F OUR months after date appliaztion will bo made to the Honoiablo the Inferior Court of Chatham County, when sitting for ordinary purposes for lease to sell a lot of land. No 133, 13lh district ol Houston county, belonging to the estate of Moses Herbert, for the benefit of the heir, and creditors. JOHN B. GAUDRY. Admr. nov 44 Hay and Flour. or BUNDLES Hay. and Si' ’2 V 40 bbls Canai Fiour, (Fora’. red brand) Landing from ship Tvbee and fnr sale by It ALL, SIIAr TER &.TUPPEII. d-r 41 Nails, Hoes,Share‘Moulds, &c. &c.. OAfiCASKS Cut Nails and Brads t^ * V * V comprising all size, 150 casks Brades’ pat. Trenching and Carolina lloe, 10 tans Share Moulds 90 ca-ki round Iron Trace, 100 Anvils, assorted 100 Vice,, assorted • ' ,* 8 ton, sheet, hoop, band and hoi. ler Iruw 4 ton. blister and german Cast Sle I 30 casks Bar Ixad * 50,000 lbs American Hollow War., from Scotch Pattern, 30,000 do Carron do do do xu Sugar iiuiien, tu iioiti 50 iu 400 galh 5 casks Hooks aud Hinges 10 So Sad Irons 50 do Wr'i Nail, and Spikes 6 hole, Bagsing Twine 1000 sol, Wagon Boxes. Together with n general assortment of H aud wans. Received and for ,elo by N B. Si II. WEED, dec? 238 m n VV. T. Williams,. * Has just received OODRICH’S Greek Grammar Xjr Parry s ' ales of Europe and Amer i Parly’s Winter Evening Tale* PitPnck's course of time Willard*.* Ancient Geography aud Allas Grcenleaf's Grammar American Popular Lessons Western Songster Abbot on Shipping, by Story Moore's Works, 1 vol. 8vo dec 21 Patent Polishing Powder. f clean and Polish ali kind,of metal M. ju»t received and for ,ale by A. PARSONS, UruggiM. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbon', Range- dec 16 Bottle Corks £% BALES & 400 gro« Velvet Bottle Ccik, Jrut reeeived in »tore and for tale by |\ PARSONS, Druggist, dee 7 No 8 Gibbon’, Range. .Savannah Poor House & Hospital. V ISITING COMMITTEE for Jan and February, 1831. 4Ie»ri Jo,. Cummingand Francis Sor- cl. Attending Physician, Dr, Furth and Arnold. JOSEPH CUMMINS, Seo’ry dee 49 Fruit ami Cordials. 30 CASES aborted - French (Cor IO do brandy PeSchea 8 do preserve Lime, Caper, and Olive, for tala by A. PARSONS. Bruggiit, nor 99 No t Gibbon*, Range. si wee i Oil. S UPERIOR Sweet Oil for table use, just recrireri and for sale by T M. TURNER. Druggist, Opposite die Mansion House. dec 27 Straw Paper. OK Afc ItF “ MS Jim received and trly V for sale try A PARSONS, Druggist, No u Gibbon's Range. dec 21 c,w Notice. . A LL person, haring demands against the estate of Jo,ialt Wilson, late of Liberty county deceased, will please pre sent them duly attested. And thoso in debted will make payment to ELIAS FORT, Ex’or. dec 44 fb Bank of Darien. TVIVIDENDNoXV.—Tho Board of B 1 Directors of this Bank, have this day declared a Dividend out of the profits of the Institution, fur the last six months oft per cent, on the amount of Capital Stock paid in, which will be payable on and alter the iUth January, 1630, to the Stockholders or Iheit legal representative, EBENEZER S. REES, Casb’r. Bank of Darien, Dec 0, 1830, dec 15 fr Canal and River Lumber. 90,04)0 Vu c z:.T,- inch boards (free front *“P) 100,000 fl. Itiver do do 50,000 ft. do Joist and Scantling 100,000 Shingles 50,000 pine Stave, For ule on accommodating terms by ELISHA WYLLY. Twizg’a wharf, adjoining the Canal, dec 49 m Champagne. U A DOZEN imported from Pari,, JLW firs,q«.lity. A for p »^b, NS( . Diuggist .it No 8 Gibbons Itapgo nov SO ' , > 4 Arrow Root. „ O NE eaie tupetior Arrow Root, Jn*t rcccired and for sale by THOMAS M. TURNER, Druggist, Opposite the Mansion Horn. Apples. atk£K Bill, nuw landing and for ule by 3519 - PALMES it LEE, de« so 1__ .Ezch-agt Dvek, Ising Glass. . . Cl UPERIUR Meet Ising Glass, just ns celled ahd for ule by J T M. TURNER, .JmegW, Opposite the MwtmUntu d# »*

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, January 11, 1831, Image 1