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Newspaper Page TextNo. II .....Vs!. XXVIII ft. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1831. Whole No., ....6802 Notice. ■ SOUR mouthi after date ippHcation r will be nude to the Hoooroble the jLce" of the Inferior Court of Chatham St/ «hen sitting for ordinary purpose* srftftrWKwr. Washington ward. 1 tract no 3, ltth dts- JJict Dooly County. I tiacl no *14, 7th dtst, Henry County, for the benefit of the heiri and creditors of the eitate of Wm. “^SeHTHPPEtt. Attornoy inly 1 For the Administrator, nor 17 Band Boxes. ft Q NB4TS largest size Band Box- K I just receired and for sale ve- nTlowby A. BENNETT. So I Voung’s Buildings. Market Square, dec 8 , Fresh Spices. SUPPLY of freth Spices of all de- - icriptioni. just received and for sale Just received per schooner Exact, from New York. THOMAS M TURNER, Druggist, Opposite the Mansion Haute. dec *1 Cologne Water, I CASE 150 doz. double extract, in small boxes, in elegant order, just received from France and for sale by A. PARSONS, At the Eagle No 8, Gibbon’s Range dec 2 Seasonable Goods. r JN HE subscribers offer for sale any Notice. F OUR months after date application will be made to the Court of Ordi nary of Chatham County, for leave to sell the following properly—being a part of the real eitate of the late D. A. Strobhar. viz: one half of lot and improvements laying in the city of Savannah, Bryan street. O- gletliorpe ward, known in the plan of said city, -is lot no 18, also, one hall, of the southern half, of the western hall, of lot, in Kwensbnig city of Savannah, being one fourth of said lot. Sold for the benefit of heirs aod creditors. RICHARD A. BIRD, Administrator, dec 8 Notice. A LL persons having demands against ilie estate of Richard S. Baker, de ceased, are lequested to render them in, attested within the lime prescribed by law, and th >se persons indebted to the estate, will make immediate payment to WM. Hi (BARTS, Admr. Ricebo-o, Dee. I. 1830. dec 8 ft. quantity of all qualities of HGMP and TOW BAGGING, with best London manufactured Twine. Twilled Sacking and 42 Inch Hetsians. London Dock Brandy and Gin in pipes, London Bottled Porter in casks, of qts. or pints. Scotch Bottled Ale, and Crates ot Crockery IVare Superfine Cloths and Cassitneres Blankets, Flannels, Baizes, and every description of imtahle. Bi idsh Manufactured . DRY GOODS. And eases of assorted Hardware, with a complete assortment of Italian, French, German and India. SILKS, are ordered to arrivo early in September, so far as can be imported under the present existing-prohibitory laics, and will be for sale for cash at a liberal discount on regu lar prices, or on long credit for approved papoi, or can he exchanged in barter for Produce, Bank, Steamboat or Insurance Company's Stocks of Georgia. LOW, TAYLOR&CO. V general assortment of Domestic Goods always for sale, aug 19 10 bbls New ArkQider 10 do A Gin 10 do Cider Brandy 10 do Whiskey 20 bbls Canal Flour 20 half do do I tierce small Hams new 10 half and 10 qr bbls Buckwheat 20 bbls Prime Pork 20 do Mess do Almonds, Raisins &c. Ik store—A General Assortment of GROCERIES. For sale low by B. N. DOUGLASS, dec 20 Anciaux's If’harf. Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on the 16‘h inst, a mulat to man who says his tianie is WLI- LIAM and that hebe'ongstojas. Clark of Richmond County, who resides about Z0 miles above Augusta, that he ranawayja bout three weeks ago, he is 5 feet 5 inches high and about 21 years ol age. JNO. I. DEWS, a. c. c. april 27 Fresh Garden Seeds. T HE subscriber has just received an assortment of Frtsh Garden Seeds, which are warranted very superior and of this years’growth, viz: Marrowfat, Early Charlton, Prussian Blue, Early Dwarf,& Early Frame Peas Drumhead, Early York, Sugar Loaf, and Green Savoy Cabbage Large Blood and Red Turnip Beet Scarlet Turnip and long Scarlet Rad. dish Early Dutch, Large Not folk and Rut abaga Turnip Round and Prickly Splnage Ice, Imperial and Cabbage Lettaco Red and White Onions White Solid Cellery Parsnip Curled Parsley OtangeCatrot, &c, &c. For sale at the lowest market price by THOMAS M. TURNER, Druggist, ' Opposite the Mansion House. dec 7 Straw Hats' CASES of Ladies and Misses Straw Brought to Jail. "B"N Savannah on the 10th inst. a negro X man who says his name is POMPY, and that he belongs to Mrs Catharioe Me Murphy, of Edgefield District S. C. that he tanaway about one month ago. He is 5 feet 2 inches high and about 90 years ° ,g *' JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff.c. c. sept SO Notice. F lOM ami after this date the Savan nah Libraiy for the delivery of books, will be open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 3 to 5 o’clock, P. M. Individual* nut share holders can have the use of the Library on the following terms. Fur one year, (12 6 months “ Any period less than one year it per month Persons holding books belonging to the Library are requested to return then without delay. WM MOREL, Librarian. S. L. sept 25 Cloths. ^FBW pieces of handsome hlue.black Chimisettes. A PEW French worked muslin Chim 3L iseue*, very fine—-just received by CH AMPION & LATHROP. dec 23 Brought to Jail. TN Savannah on the 29th inst. a negro S. in in who says his name is JACK W1L LIAMSON, and that he belongs to James Martin, of New Echota, Cherokee Nation that he ranaway on tho 5th inst. lie is 5 feet 5 3-4 inches high and about45 years of age. JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff; c. c sept 30 Cooper’s New Novel T HE Water Witch, or the Skimmer of the Seas, by the author of the Red Hover, Pilot, &C.J&C. jnst received by T. M. DRISCOLL. Manifold Letter Writers, W 1 ™ the latest improvements by hich several copies may be taken without the t'se either of pen or ink. Also just received. The Chemistry ol the Arts being a prac tical display of the Arts and Manufactures which depends on Chemical principles.— T)m the plan of Gray's operative Chemist adapted to the Untied States by A. L. Per ler, in one large volume with numerous plates. Lady Morgan’s France in 1829 and 30 ill: a sketch of the events of the 27th, olive, gtentt & Um*u cloths fo. sale on%ccomn*odatin* terraiiby ih" pice or re I andiWh’ofJuly, i’foi [ail by NOH TON & FUIXER, I Cooper's Water Witch, tvols. noy Knii«nuts*. Elliott** collection of Debates and pro* I cecdincs in Contention and in the differ tx ft lire* F OUR month* after date application will bt made to the Honorable the Inferior Court for the County of Effing ham, for leave to cell all the real estate be longing to Philip Jones decM late of said county, for the benefit of the heir* and ^editors of said estate. ELIZAHF.TH JONES, Admx. nor 3 Notice. F OUR months after date application will he made to the Honorable the I Inf'tiot Court of’he county of Effingham ) lor leave to sell the real estate belonging to Willis Spier, dec’d. late of tho said county for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of ssid estate J AS SPIER, Ex’r nov 3 Treasurer’s Office. November t, 1830. FBI HE average price ef Flour during tht ,a,t month being f 6 per barrel ol 196 lbs. Bread for the present month must weigh as fol1ows,viz: 12 1-2 cents Loaf 2lbs15l-2oz 8 1-4 “ •• j >• 7 3 4 “ Of which all Bakers aid seilersof Bread will take due Notice, nov 3 M. W. BTRWART. c. t. nt,tales on the adoption of th* Federal Constitntiun 4 vols. 8vo. Stephen Elliott’s Botany ol South Caro* Itna and Georgia, 2 vols. bound, Plutrach’s lives in on* vol. Murphy’s Tacitus do do Heine’s Herodotus do do Tho Betrothed of Wyoming, ao original tale. Lawrence on the Horte in all his varie lies. And a netc supply of The Mussulman by Dr, Maddan. W. T. WILLIAMS. dec, SO Swartcope’s P HYSIC DROPS,composed of herbs, preventive egeinst fevers, dee. &c. For sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist, At the Ea.ie No 8, Gibbon’s Range./ dee * Shoe Blacking. DAY Si MART IN’S REAL JAPAN BLACKING. I S Just imported, in jugs, fiom 25 to 50 cents each. This inestimable compound, affords pe culiar nourishment to the Leather, will not soil the finest Linen, is perfectly free from smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate—which is more than what any of the American compounds does do. For sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist No 8 Gibbon's Range, nor 26 Dunstables, just recei red and for sale r M.PRENDEKGAHT, Shad's Building, Opposite Creep Si Pulaski Monument. dec 1 > Quire’s Essence of Tyre. F ORchangiog light, ted or grey hair on the head. Whiskers, Sic. Sic. to a beautiful and permanent browu or black. For sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist, At the Eagle no. 8, Gibbons' Range, nuv *8 Iron. TONS Iron assorted square 1-t to 3 inches round 1«4 to 2 inches 1 ton Nall Rods 1 ton Hoop and Band Iron Scroll Iron, Philadelphia Boiler I* ron Round, flat and square Peru Iron 2 tons Plough Moulds . 15 cut Gerqtan Steel American Cast Steel ** For sale by GEORGE HUNTINGTON, jan 4 •< - To Merchants, Mechanics and others, 4 GENTLEMAN whose evening* are unemployed, would be willing ro de- vole them to posting. buMncirg, and arran ging Books, copying, making out and ad justing accounts, or any other kit'd of Met cantile writing. A line addressed to K. W. and left at this office will meet with immediate attention, dec 20 l Landing from schrs. Exact and Othello. SO BBLS Prime Pork Sattinctts, &c. Sattiuetts ^1V 50 do Common do 20 do Northern HH’d Cloth Received by CHAMPION & LATHROP. No. 9 and 14, Gibbon’s Building* nov 23 Camden Superior Court NOVEMBER TERM, 1830. Edwin R. Alberti, as- j ttgnee of Ethan Clark, ( Rule Nisi. Marshal’s Office, Georgia, SAVANNAH, Si Nov. 1830. m HE District Court is adjourned until A Tuesday the llth day January next, when all persons concerned will give their attendance. JNO II. MORELL, Marshal, D. G. dee i New Goods. J UST received per ships Florien and Statin, from New York a large sup- Brought to Jail, I N Savannah on the Sih inst. a mulatto man who says his uame is JERRY, I mat he belongs to Russel Jones.of Jackson , County Georgia; that he tanaw.y about the 15th of August last, he it 5 feet 8 3-4 niches high and lhout 32 years of age 1 * JOHN I. DEWS. Sheriff c. c. oct 1C Charles A. Woodruff, Has received Jot tale. B UNCH Raisins, whole, hall & qr. boxes Madeira Citron in cases Newtown Pippin Apples in barrel Almonds, Filberts and Hickory Nuts Butter and Witte Cracker?, in boyes and barrels Fresh Turkey Figs, io small drums Bordeaux Prunes, in qr boxes Capers and Olives, in cases 1 dozen Anisette Corduls. in baskets French Brandy Fruits in boxes Bordeaux Cordials, In cases 1 dozen Hibbert's London Porter and Brown Stout, pis and qt, in i-i casks 7 & 8 doz each. dee 24 ply of Fancy and Staple Goods, consisting in part of the following, viz: 2 Pieces Matteoni best Italian Lute string silk. 5-4 Blk French Bombazine 2 Pieces English Bombazine Ladies’ blk and whit.e Silk lloaery Do do slate and white English Cotton Hose (a sup. article) Ladies fehek and slate colored wor sted Hose Misses white Cotton Hosery Worsted Betraze Hdkfs (assorted) Black Love do Prussian and Valencia Shawls Needle worked and Lace Cape Bird’s Eye Diaper Cross bat and corded Cambrics Hair corded Cambric 6 4 Cambric Dimity Ladies Horse skin Gloves An assortment of Grot do Naples Silks and Florences 30 lbs Cotton Ralls (assorted colors 10 do white Cotton Ball* 10 ps Sattinet (Cadet & blue colors) 200 Rich Embroldeted Belts (latest style) 10 Pieces thick Watered Belt Ribbon 10 B*xesTaft and Bonnet Rilth 1C dozen Childrens’ worsted Boots. to boxes Fancy seemed Soaps 1 case Ladies Leghorn Bolivar Hats Italian aewing Silks and many other articles for isle wholesale or retail at the very lowest market prices by A. BENNETT. No. 1, Young's Buildings, market square. Also, on consignment A lot or ready made clothine consisting of viz: blk Velvet, Valencia and Swans- down Vests, St Bane up Cord Pantaloons, dec. 20 ' P- The legal represents, lives of Henry Sadler, I . deceased and Ray Sands, ) O N the petition of Edwin R. Alberti, assignee of Ethan Clark, shewing that Henry Sadler, late of Camden county, deceased, in his 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 thousand one hundred and eighty dollars for which they jointly and severally exe cuted four promissory notes of said Ethan, bearing said date, one of which was fot the sum of four thousand two hundred dollars, and payable !2!h Feb. 1817, one other for the sum of four thousand seven hundred A ten dollars, payable 12th Feb. 1818, one other for four thousand four hundred and ten dollars, payable 12th Feb. 1819, and the 4ib and last note payable on the ltth Feb. 1820, for the sum of four thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars, together making said snm of eighteen thousand one hundred and eighty dollars—the better to secure the payment of which sum of money the said Henry Sadler, then in life, and Ray Sands did on the ltth day of Fehroa ry, 1818, mortgaged to said Ethan, all that tract or parcel - of land on Crooked Creek in said county, called Greenfield plantation, containing twenty three hun dred and twenty five acres, more or less, originally granted to Dr. David Oliphant. beginning at a stake at Crooked Creek, running south 89° west 155 chains by land of John Clark and others, thence south I“ east I5U rhaies to the lands of James Moore, thence by the same land now nr late of the estate of Samuel Brail-ford, thence by the tame to the place of begin ning—tod also one undivided fifth part of a tract o(land, situated on. or near St Ma rys rirer, in the county aforesaid called and known hy the name of flatfish Tract, containing in the whole seven thousand five hundred acres more or less—and also forty one negro slaves thereiu enumerated, with the conditions that the said money sltmtld be agreeable to the tenor of said notes, there set forth, paid, as tltcv respec tively become due, and providing that said mortgage should not be foreclosed, until tho last payment was due and unpaid, and sbewina that a part of said monrr, to wit • eleven hundred and forty six dollars and 46 cents, besides interest from the 18rh 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 <0(100,000 feet (flooring or quartered boards, from 12 to 20 feet long, 1 1-4 incites thick and 5 fo 7 in ches wide 100,000 feet inch boards 120,000 red uak and while oak stares 75,000 pine staves 200.000 shingles Itoated and rafted Together with a large quantity of joists and scantling of various sizes, end is daily receiving rafts of different descriptions of Lumber, orders for Lumber either in town or plantations promptly executed, dec 20 210 SAMUEL J. BRYAN. American Annual Register JpOR the years 1828, 1818, and 1829, 10 do Mesa do SO bbls and 20 half bbls Canal Flop? 10 hhds N O Sugar £0 kegs No I Tobacco 5 bags Race Ginger 20 qr bbls Buckwheat Flout SO boxes Imperial end Hyson Tea,ft 16 eases Fur and Wool Hats For sale by dec 20 COHEN & MILLER. Plains. T WO bales sttpr White Plains 2 do do Greg Domestic Jutl received and for sale by M. PRENDEROAST. Shad's Building. Opposite Green & Pulaski Monument, dec 24 Notice. F OUR Months after date of lids, no tice application will be made to th* honorable, the court of ordinary of Liberty county, for permission lo sell a certain tract of land situate in Houston comity in the fourth district, in' 1 designated in the plan of said district by the number 65, drawn by Susan E Wilson, orphan of James Wl\ son, deceased, for the benefit of said or phan. WM. WILSON, Guardian. oct 9 Robinson’s Patent Barley and Groats.' A superior article for making Gruel. Also— Deimuda Arrow Root an old article for sale by A. PARSONS, At the Ragle No 8 Gibbon’s Range* nov 23 Notice. F OUR months after date application will he made to the Honotable th* Inferior Court of Chatham County, when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell a lot or land. No 138,13th .district of Houston county, belonging to the estate of Moses Herbert, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. - JOHN B, GAUDRY, Admr. being the 3d volume of the work. Tho North American, Review for Octo ber, contains the following remarks rela tive to this work. “We have already expressed* favorable numbers of the American Annual Regis ter, 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 have felt it a duty to call the attention of oor renders to its merits,’’ Persoes desirous of subscribing, can ob tain the work from the comniencetnet. W. T. WILLIAMS, dee 23 Agent for the editor. nov £4 Fresh Fruit, Sfc. AA BOXES Prunes /-iafMV 5 bales Almonds 5 libs Brasil Nuts 5 do Madeira Nats 3 do Filberts 50 drums Figs Received per schr Othello, and for tale by , PALMES Si LEE, dec 20 Exchange Dock For Sale. ELEGANT and first rate Piano l . a ’ or t e ’- tot sale low, for cash. I,, * Spanish Guitar, and selected j A. BEAULARD. dec 18 2i8)t Butter, Flour & Tobacco. 15 FIRKINS choice Goshen But- T Wanted. n{ g°ud moral earacter- I P'intlng Bnsines,” “ *2P' e "'A"‘’ “ *t life Office of the Bav-mah Republican. {one 1 Leghorn Hats, 158 . ASR8 of Ladies and Misses Lee- saU K, 0 "' ,e ««'»od and lor | '«• by M. PRENDEROA8T. Shad’s building* rnnm,.-# « Chart’s 'Minding, twT/J** Grem & Pulaj,ki Monument. Notice. I /« ‘7 00 ’ h ”' n ; demands against i2r*f AS”* 0f A, “ r ’ Nelhercllfl? dee. **0'} «• requested to send 1 the s^moT’' 1 " 1 *,.' And ,I,OT0 in<| ebted to Baker^f!H. nUk * »* Thos. B. " of ®*7»n qualified Executor. t THOS. B. BAKER. 30 bbls Canal Flour, E. S. B. Co’s Brand 25 kegs Tobacco, 16s to the pound Landing and for sale by GEO. HUNTINGTON dee 20 New Hams, &c. Ipill he landed this day or to morrow from schr. DcKalb. I Hhd Fall cured hams averaging 8 lb. weight If Jars Malaga Grapes It Boxes Smoked Herrings Kitts Mackerel, Lard, Sic Sic. And an ai-ortment of Crockery and Glass Ware At tire family Grocery ’HHHtt ’H At* 08 b.p Palmes & Lee, I"!* AYE just received and now landing from schrs. Glide and Othello,from New York,the following articles.which are offered on accommodating terms: SO cisks best Goshen Cheese 20 kegs do Butter 30 bbls C-nal Flout 20 1-2 do do do 20 1 2 do Buekwheat 10 qr do do 1500 lb* Pig Hams 500 do Smoked Beef COO Itoxes Tabic Sell 10 casks Hibbert’s best Brown Stout qua ti and pints 5 bags Java Coffee dec 20 Silver Steel Razors, ^ SUPPLY of Jos. Rogers * Son’s 8ilver 8teel Razors, just received and for sale by THOMAS M. TURNER, dec 4 Opposite the Mansion House Robinson s Patent Barley. iy of Jantiaty. I82B, remain* tin *i«1, praying the foreclosure of said ino/igAgi* —and on motion it is ordered that the ie gal representatives of the said ll**nry Sad ler, said Ray Sands all others having claim to the said mortgaged premises do pay in to this court, the said sum of eleven hu-i dred and forty six dollars 40 cents, and in teresi from the said 18rh Jan. 1826, and the costs of this apnlication, within twelve months, otherwise that the equity of re detnption of the said legal represeou lives of the said Henry Sadler,and the said Ray Sands, and of all others claiming, or to claim by them or under the said Henry Had ler and Ray Sands, if. in, or to, the said mdrtgaged premises, and to all and eveiy part thereof, be from hencafottb, and for ever foreclosed. \i\d it is further 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 minutes of the Superior Court of Camden county, Novem ber the 10th, 1830. ISAAC BAILEY, Cik. dec 1 S3Ica§ f- FRESH supply of this superior^ ar« LAW. S T. TILLINGIlAST.’having located • himself et C<M>sawb«icbie, So. Ca. will attend the Courts of Law and Equity fov Beaufort, Barnwell and Colleton Uis Iricu. Any business entrusted to His care will bo thankfully received end promptly attended to. dec 2 23V|cbl -Irish Potatoes. I O S S BBL8 fit fiirpisntiu, applt 1.XP V to PALSIES & LEE. dec 31 v , r tide, Ju-t received and for tale hy THOS. M. TURNER, Druggist, Opposite the Mansion lloute. nov 10 Patent Polisliiug Powder. T O clean and Polish all kindsofmetal just received and for tale by A. PARSONS, Druggist. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Range, dee IS , . * Bottle Corks 2 BALES _ 400 gross Velvet Bottle Corks Just receittd in store and for tale by A PARSONS. Druggist, dec t Nat Gibbon's Range. Hnv and Fleur. BUNDLES Hay, and Nails, Hoes.Sliare Moulds, &c. &c. Q ((4^CASKS Cut Nails and Brads ISO oaskt Bradcs’ pat. Trenching and Caiolina lloes 10 tons Share Moulds 80 ca-kt round Iron Traces ICO Anvils, assorted 190 Vieer, assorted 8 tons sheet, tinnn. band and Iwdf lerItoa 4 tpm blistei and german CasJ Steel 40 bbls Canal Flour, (Ford’s red brand) Landina fmm ship Tvbee ano for tale by HALL, SHAi'TER &TUPPER. tlvt 24 W. T. Williams, Has just receired G OODRICH'S Gieek Grammar Parly’s Tales ot Europe and Amer. Savannah Poor House & Hospital, V ISITING COMMITTEE for Jan. and February, 1831. Messrs Jot. Cummiog and Francis Sor. Attending Physicians Drs Forth and Arnold. JOSEPH CUMMINS, Sec’ry dee 20 Fruit and Cordials. 30 CASES -anorted {French |Cor- 10 do^bmndy Peaches 2 do preaerve l.itncs Capers end utives. fov ts’r by A. PARSONS. Drwfgiit, ' nov 80 No I Gikbpot Kange. SO casks liar Lead 50,000 lbs American Hollow Ware. from Scotch Patterns 30,000 do Carron do do do 20 Sugar Boilers, to bold 80 to •on a,II, S cask. Hanks nud Hinges 10 do Sad Irons 50 do Wr’c Nails and Spikes 8 bales Bagging Twine 1000 sets Wagon Boxes Together with a general assortment qf HexDWAU. Received and for tale by H. Bw Si !*. deo7 Parly's Winter Evening Tslct Pollock'- coutte of time Willard's Ancient Geography and Atlas Greenlesf’s Grammar American Popular Lessens Western Songster Abbot on Shipping, by Story Moore’s Works, t vol. 8vo dee 21 Notice. ^|^LL persons having demands against the estate of Josiah Wilsou, late of Liberty county deceased, will please pre sent them duly attested. And those in debted will make payment tw ELIAS FORT, Ex'or. dee 24 fx Bank of Darien. D ividend no xv.-Tho Board of Directors of this Bank, have this N. B. ii II. WEES- 230mn Sweet Oil. S UPERIOR Sweet Oil for table ttte, just received tad for sale by T. M TURNER. Druggist, Opposite tho Mansion House. Straw Paper. Ju-t received and TAAIGiMS N- V V for sale bv A PARSONS, Druggist, No 8. Gibbon's Range, dee t) is i. . • Canal and River Lumber QA AAA FT. Canal wid* •P VjXFNFNk I 1-4 inch and J inch boards (free from sap) 100,000 ft. River do do 50.000 ft. do Joist aod Scantling 100,000 Shingles 50.000 pine Staves For tale on accommodating terms by ELISHA WYLLY, Twige's wharf, adjoining the Canal, dee 20 r it Champagne. 1 A DOZEN imported from Partis 1 " first qualify, for nle by A. PARSONS. Dtuggist at No 8 Gibbons Range nov 30 day declared a Dividend out of the profits of tho Institution, for the last six months, oft per cent, on the amount of Capital Stock paid in. which will be payable on aod titer .tho 10th January, 1130, to the Stockholders or their legal np-euntatives, EBENBZER S. REES. Ctsh'r. Bank of Darien, Dee 8,1830, *"IL fT ■ U*' Apples. AA Bbls now landing and for sal# by P AKME8 fo LGC* dee to. tExdttmgc Ihtk. Arrow Root. O NF. ease superior Arrow Root, jut received and for sale by THOMAS M. TURNER. Druggist, Opposite the MantiQnHm't' dee (I ' . • * . Ising Glass. S UPERIOR sheet Ising Glass, jut re ceived aod for sale by -, m T.ILTUWHSiLBiauM. Orr^tkoijfeimgm. t *«* - •• • - ■ -: _

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, January 14, 1831, Image 1